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First World War Memorial Wall in the Garden of the Linskill Community Centre
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In the Linskill Community Centre, Tynemouth, is a First World
War Memorial wall. The wall consists of a series of 56 panels in rows of two,
listing the names of men from the local area who died in the Great War, together
with the streets in which they lived. Two further panels tell the story behind
this memorial.
Each panel has a dappled border. The names of the streets are in red, the
names in black. The names are listed according to the street where they lived.
Further images of this Memorial Wall are below.
A panel showing the scope of the commemoration project for Tynemouth is shown below.
The names on the Memorial Wall are from the Tynemouth Roll
of Honour. This is a book published by the Northern Press Ltd on 28th
April 1923. This book is now held by the Tyne-Wear Archives in Blandford House,
Newcastle Upon Tyne.
A copy of the Roll of Honour may be viewed by selecting this
link (10 Mb PDF file).
The Tynemouth Roll of Honour has been
transcribed on to a website, with additional details of the names commemorated.
1731 names are commemorated of members of the Navy, Army, Air Force, Auxiliary
Forces and Mercantile Marine belonging to the County Borough of Tynemouth
who lost their lives in the Great War 1914 - 1919.
The names on the Linskill Community Centre Memorial have been transcribed
on the North
East War Memorials Project website.
52 names of men who served in the Yorkshire Regiment are commemorated in this
Roll of Honour and on the Memorial Wall in the Linskill Community Centre.
Private Thomas Appleby. 13460. 6th Battalion the Yorkshire
Regiment. Killed 12 December 1915.
Born Long Benton (Newcastle), Enlisted Sunderland, Resided Easington.
Buried HILL 10 CEMETERY.
Private George Ashworth, 18660. 6th Battalion Yorkshire
Regiment. Killed 9 October 1917.
Born Langley Park (Durham), Enlisted Sunderland, Resided Hordern Colliery
(Durham).
Commemorated on Panel 52 to 54 and 162A, TYNE COT MEMORIAL.
Lance Corporal Charles Robert Ball. 15686. 7th Battalion
the Yorkshire Regiment. Son of Elizabeth Ball, of 5, Ash St., Washington,
Co. Durham. Killed 18 February 1917. Aged 26.
Born North Shields, Enlisted Washington.
Buried ST. SEVER CEMETERY EXTENSION, ROUEN.
(Although records only show him as "Charles Ball", the Wessington
U3A War Memorials Project show him as Charles Robert Ball. His brother
William John Ball served in the RNVR and was killed on 15 May 1917.)
2nd Lieutenant John William Berryman. 15th Battalion
the Yorkshire Regiment, attached 2nd/4th Battalion KOYLI. Son of John William
and Annie Berryman, of 178, Stevenson St., Westoe, South Shields. Killed 27
November 1917. Aged 23.
Commemorated on the CAMBRAI MEMORIAL, LOUVERVAL.
The following notes are taken from Robert Coulson's "Biographies
of Officers Died in the Forst World War";-
"John Berryman was born in South Shields in 1895.
He first served in the ranks of the Durham Light Infantry before being commissioned
into the 15th Yorkshires.
The life of the battalion was shortlived, however, and it was disbanded and
removed from the Army List in December of 1916.
Officers and men were dispersed to other battalions and regiments and 2nd
Lt Berryman was attached to the 2/4th battalion King’s Own Yorkshire
Light Infantry.
He fought and was wounded with this battalion at the Battle of Cambrai during
the capture of Bourlon Wood in November 1917. 2nd Lt John William Berryman
died of his wounds on November 27th 1917 aged 23."
Private Charles Holland Bromley. 17361. 10th Battalion
the Yorkshire Regiment. Son of James H & Mary A Bromley. Husband of Annie
Bromley of 36 Norfolk St., North Shields. Died at home 14 November 1920. Aged
30.
Born Denton (Lancs), Enlisted North Shields, Resided North Shields.
Buried TYNEMOUTH (PRESTON) CEMETERY.
(Additional information : Enlisted 11 September 1914. Discharged 6/7/1916
due to nephritis caused through war service).
Private Thomas Caldwell, 204411. 4th Battalion Yorkshire
Regiment. Killed 26 December 1917.
Born Walker (Northumberland), Enlisted Newcastle.
Buried TYNE COT CEMETERY.
Lieutenant Colonel Alfred Graham Cartwright.
7th Battalion Yorkshire Regiment. Youngest son of Samuel Cartwright FRCS of
Old Burlington Street, London. Husband of Mrs J Cartwright. Died at home 5
August 1917. Aged 59.
Born London 29 July 1858.
Buried LONGBENTON (BENTON) CEMETERY.
(From "Officers of the Green Howards 1688 - 1931" : 2nd Lieutenant
1 January 1879. Extensive overseas service. Retired 29 July 1906. Re-enlisted
with the 7th Battalion in 1914. Served in France July 1915 to November 1915.
In command of a training reserve battalion from April 1916. Twice mentioned
in despatches.)
Private Joseph Cuthbertson. 17375. 10th Battalion the
Yorkshire Regiment. Killed 19 March 1916.
Born Cullercoats (Tynemouth), Enlisted Whitley Bay, Resided Cullercoats.
Buried CITE BONJEAN MILITARY CEMETERY.
(Shown on the Tynemouth Roll of Honour as serving in the West Yotkshire Regiment.)
2nd Lieutenant James Wilson Daglish. 3rd Battalion
the Yorkshire Regiment, attached to 4th Battalion. Killed 14 December 1916.
Buried POPERINGHE NEW MILITARY CEMETERY.
Richard Roberts (<richard.nsw@googlemail.com>) commented;-
James Wilson Daglish was born into a wealthy brewing family - Duncan &
Daglish of Newcastle upon Tyne. He was born in Tynemouth in 1891 and was the
son of Jacob & Anne Daglish.
From Robert Coulson's Biographies
of Yorkshire Regiment Officers Killed in the First World War;-
James Daglish served with the 3rd Battalion in the UK on coastal defence work
in the North East of England and training drafts for the front line units.
He was posted to the 4th Battalion and on February 12th 1916 they were moved
up to the line at Hill 60 in the Ypres Salient.
2nd Lt James Wilson Daglish was killed in action on February 14th 1916 when
the battalion was heavily shelled and a mine was blown under their line during
an afternoon engagement with the enemy.
2nd Lieutenant Alan Heppell Darling. 8th Battalion
Yorkshire Regiment. Son of Henry Darling, of Belmont, Westoe, South Shields;
husband of Elizabeth Darling. Killed 10 July 1916. Aged 27.
Buried BECOURT MILITARY CEMETERY, BECORDEL-BECOURT.
The following biographical notes are from Robert Coulson's Biographies
of Officers of the Yorkshire Regiment;-
"Alan Darling was born in South Shields in 1889 and before being commissioned
in the Yorkshire Regiment served with the Northumberland Fusiliers.
Prior to the Battle of the Somme the 8th Battalion were in billets in Bertangles
and on July 1st 1916 they moved to Bazieux Wood, then to Albert and on the
3rd of July to Tara Hill.
On July 5th Alan Darling was in action at the capture of Horseshoe Trench
and on July 10th at 4-50 p.m. he was with his men when they advanced from
Horseshoe Trench to attack the village of Contalmaison.
“Within 500 yards of the village heavy machine gun and rifle fire was
opened up on us from the front and left flank”.
Alan Darling was killed in this action on July 10th 1916 at the age of 27."
The following biographical information is shown in the South
Shields Boys High School website;-
"Alan Heppell Darling was the son of the Company Secretary in the Shipyards,
and older brother of Harry Alexander Darling, who also attended the school.
Alan joined the High School at the beginning of 1900, at the age of 10, and
left in December 1904.
It is thought that he went on to the Durham School of Science before attending
Armstrong College to follow a career in engineering, which led him to as apprenticeship
at Smiths Dock, where his father was Company Secretary.
In early May, 1914, the assistant manager of the Bull Ring department of Smiths
Dock was killed in a football accident, and Alan Darling was promoted to his
post."
Private Arnold Roland Davidson, 41607. 9th Battalion
Yorkshire Regiment. Formerly 31121, 11th Res. Cavalry Regt. Son of Robert
Henry and Elizabeth Alice Davidson, of 68, Church Way, North Shields. Killed
2 October 1917. Aged 21.
Born Tynemouth, Enlisted North Shields.
Commemorated on Panels 52 to 54 and 162A, TYNE COT MEMORIAL.
Private Frederick Dean. 17299. 12th Battalion the Yorkshire
Regiment. Son of Charles and Margaret Dean, of Jarrow-on-Tyne. Killed 11 April
1918. Aged 35.
Born Jarrow, Enlisted Wallsend-on-Tyne, Resided Jarrow.
Buried CROIX-DU-BAC BRITISH CEMETERY.
Private George Stuart Elliott. 48427. 5th Battalion
the Yorkshire Regiment, formerly TR/5/71720 87th T R Battn. Son of William
and Kate Elliott, of Sunderland. Died 15 December 1918. Aged 19.
Born Wallsend, Enlisted Sunderland.
Buried TERLINCTHUN BRITISH CEMETERY.
Private Joseph Forster. 15578. 9th Battalion Yorkshire
Regiment. Killed 7 October 1916.
Born Shankhouse, Enlisted North Shields.
Commemorated on Pier and Face 3A & 3D, THIEPVAL MEMORIAL.
Private John William Gambles. 73365. 55th Coy. Machine
Gun Corps (Infantry), formerly 11800 the Yorkshire Regiment. Son of Mr. J.
W. and Elizabeth Gambles, of 2, Smiths Bank, North Shields; husband of Mary
Ann Gambles, of 15, John St., West Hartlepool. Killed 8 September 1918. Aged
26.
Born Shiremoor (Northumberland), Enlisted North Shields.
Buried TERLINCTHUN BRITISH CEMETERY.
Private Thomas Matthew Briggs Gardiner. 17164. 6th
Battalion the Yorkshire Regiment. Husband of Mary Ann Briggs. Killed 14 September
1916.
Born Monkwearmouth (Sunderland).
Buried LONSDALE CEMETERY, AUTHUILLE.
Private John Haddon, 18717. 8th Battalion the Yorkshire
Regiment. Husband of C. Haddon, of 35, Robert St., Crofton, Blyth, Northumberland.
Died of Wounds 30 September 1916. Aged 34.
Born West Pelton (Durham), Enlisted Houghton-le-Spring.
Buried ETAPLES MILITARY CEMETERY.
Private James William Hanks, 17439. 10th Battalion
Yorkshire Regiment. Killed 26 September 1915.
Born Willington Quay, Enlisted North Shields.
Commemorated on Panel 44 and 45, LOOS MEMORIAL.
(Shown on the Tynemouth Roll of Honour as died of wounds 11 November 1916.)
Private Alfred Harrison, 204248. 4th Battalion the
Yorkshire Regiment. Son of Robert and Jane Harrison, of North Shields; husband
of Gladys Harrison, of 145, West Percy St., North Shields. Killed 25 March
1918. Aged 32.
Born North Shields, Enlisted Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Buried PARGNY BRITISH CEMETERY.
Private Thomas Harrison, 17451. 9th Battalion the Yorkshire
Regiment, attached 69th T M Battery. Killed 15 July 1917.
Born Percy Main (Wallsend), Enlisted Wallsend, Resided Percy Main.
Buried LARCH WOOD (RAILWAY CUTTING) CEMETERY.
Lance Serjeant George Havelock, 13477. 8th Battalion
Yorkshire Regiment. Killed 6 October 1916.
Born Wingate, Enlisted Sunderland, Resided Ryhope.
Buried DERNANCOURT COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION.
Private Thomas Huthart, 201873. 1st/5th Battalion Manchester
Regiment, formerly 17432 the Yorkshire Regiment. Killed 11 June 1917.
Born Tynemouth (Northumberland), Enlisted North Shields (Durham).
Buried FINS NEW BRITISH CEMETERY, SOREL-LE-GRAND.
Private Henry Inglis. 13101. 8th Battalion Yorkshire
Regiment. Son of Thomas Inglis, of 6, Hugh St., Wallsend-on-Tyne. Killed 16
July 1916. Aged 22.
Born Milburngate (Durham), Enlisted Durham, Resided Wallsend (Northumberland).
Commemorated Pier and Face 3 A and 3 D, THIEPVAL MEMORIAL.
(Shown as Henry Wilkinson Inglis on the Tynemouth Roll of Honour. Hehad been
Christened as such.)
Private Edward Jobson. 17462. 7th Battalion Yorkshire
Regiment. Son of Christopher and Elizabeth Jane Jobson, of Morpeth, Northumberland;
husband of Mary Ann Jobson, of 178, Waggonman Row, Forest Hall, Northumberland.
Killed 1 July 1916. Aged 34.
Born Morpeth, Enlisted Newcastle, Resided Westmoor.
Buried FRICOURT BRITISH CEMETERY.
Commemorated on the FRICOURT MEMORIAL.
Serjeant Jonathan William Kindleysides. 40476. 9th
Battalion Yorkshire Regiment. Formerly 28978 11th Res Cavalry Regt. Died 20
September 1917.
Born North Shields, Enlisted Whitley Bay.
Commemorated Panel 52 to 54 and 162A, TYNE COT MEMORIAL.
Private Benjamin Kirkup, 17473. 2nd Battalion the Yorkshire
Regiment. Husband of Mrs. J. Kirkup, of Parley's Buildings, Dudley, Northumberland.
Killed 2 April 1917.
Born West Cornforth (Durham), Enlisted Cramlington, Resided Dudley Colliery
(Northumberland).
(SDGW gives B J Kirkup as Lance Corporal).
Buried HENINEL COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION.
Private Albert Lonsdale, 203064. 4th Battalion Yorkshire
Regiment. Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Lonsdale, of Walker-on-Tyne,
Northumberland. Killed 27 May 1918. Aged 25.
Born Walker (Newcastle), Enlisted Richmond (Yorks), Resided Walker (Newcastle).
Buried LA VILLE-AUX-BOIS BRITISH CEMETERY.
Private Robert Lumsden. 17479. 10th Battalion Yorkshire
Regiment. Son of John William and Eliza Lumsden, of 66, Queen St., North Shields.
Died 12 April 1917. Aged 22.
Born Tynemouth (North Shields), Enlisted North Shields.
Buried GOUY-EN-ARTOIS COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION.
Lieutenant George Duncan MacIntyre. 15th Battalion,
attached 7th Battalion, Yorkshire Regiment. Chartered Accountant. Son of Mr.
A. C. and Mrs. M. J. Macintyre (nee Davidson), of 57, Clifton Hill, St. John's
Wood, London. Killed 10 July 1916. Aged 34.
Buried GORDON DUMP CEMETERY.
The following notes are from Robert Coulson's Biographies
of Officers of the Yorkshire Regiment;-
"A chartered accountant before the war, George Macintyre was serving
with the 7th Battalion when the Battle of the Somme opened in July 1916.
He was present on the first day, July 1st when the battalion attacked the
German stronghold of Fricourt village at 2-30 pm when “officers and
men were mown down”.
Lt George Duncan Macintyre survived this but was killed in action on July
10th 1916 aged 34 during an attack on Mametz Wood."
Private Thomas Wilson Makepeace, 39082. 2nd Battalion
Yorkshire Regiment. Husband of L. M. Makepeace, of 20, Frank St., Sunderland
Rd., Gateshead. Killed 9 April 1917.
Born North Shields, Enlisted Gateshead-on-Tyne.
Buried NEUVILLE-VITASSE ROAD CEMETERY.
Private John Mankin. 17489. 7th Battalion the Yorkshire
Regiment. Son of George and Barbara Mankin, of 12, Brunswick Place, Albert
Edward Dock Estate, North Shields. Killed 21 April 1916. Aged 20.
Born Tynemouth (North Shields), Enlisted North Shields.
Buried BAILLEUL COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION, NORD.
(Shown on the Tynemouth Roll of Honour as "John Cuthbert Mankin".)
Private Harry Burn Marshall. 33635. 8th Battalion the
Yorkshire Regiment, formerly 5/37789 10th T R Battn. Son of Fred and Kate
Marshall, of 11, Lansdown Rd., Forest Hall, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Killed 22 September
1917. Aged 19.
Born Benwell (Northumberland), Enlisted Newcastle, Resided Forrest Hall (Newcastle).
Buried GODEWAERSVELDE BRITISH CEMETERY.
Private John Hyder Mawhood. 33991. 5th Battalion the
Yorkshire Regiment, formerly R/4/063027 R A S C. Son of Charles and Mary Mawhood;
husband of Septina Mawhood, of 16, Shakespeare St., South Shields. Killed
4 September 1918. Aged 30.
Born North Shields, Enlisted South Shields.
Buried POZNAN OLD GARRISON CEMETERY.
Private John James Campbell McAll, 15792. 9th Battalion
Yorkshire Regiment. Husband of Edith May Thompson (formerly McALL), of 44,
Charlotte St., North Shields. Killed 7 June 1917. Aged 21.
Born Tynemouth, Enlisted North Shields.
Commemorated on Panel 33, YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL.
Private John Thomas McGee. 17488. 10th Battalion Yorkshire
Regiment. Husband of Margaret Canavan (formerly McGee), of 3, Atkinson Terrace,
Wallsend-on-Tyne. Died 28 May 1916.
Born South Shields, Enlisted Wallsend.
Buried DARTMOOR CEMETERY.
Private Stephen Johnson Miller. 203167. 4th Battalion
Yorkshire Regiment. Son of Geo. and Elizabeth Miller, of 3, Middle Row, Percy
Main, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Killed 23 April 1917. Aged 21.
Born Percy Main (Northumberland), Enlisted North Shields, Resided Percy Main.
Commemorated on Bay 5, ARRAS MEMORIAL.
Private Robert Nicholson. 204234. 13th Battalion Yorkshire
Regiment. Killed 22 March 1918.
Born Durham, Enlisted Gateshead.
Commemorated on Bay 5, ARRAS MEMORIAL.
(There must be an element of doubt as to whether this is the "correct"
Robert Nicholson. But of the 15 "Robert Nicholson" and 2 "R
Nicholson" names in the CWGC Register, most things point to this as being
the correct Robert Nicholson. In the 1911 census he was living in the Parish
of St. Nicholas, aged 23, with his parents, - Robert and Ellen, and siblings.
In the Register of Soldiers' Effects probate was to his wife Evelyn.)
Private Joseph O'Boyle. 17515. 10th Battalion the Yorkshire
Regiment. Son of Mary and John O'Boyle, of Co. Mayo, Ireland. Killed 18 October
1915. Aged 39.
Born Kilmore (Ballana - Co. Mayo), Enlisted Wallsend.
Buried LE TREPORT MILITARY CEMETERY.
Sapper Thomas Patton. 82220. 170th Tunnelling Coy.
Royal Engineers, formerly 17519 the Yorkshire Regiment. Killed 13 August 1915.
Born Wingate (Co. Durham), Enlisted North Shields (Northumberland).
Buried CAMBRIN MILITARY CEMETERY.
(further, and fuller, biographical information on Thomas Patton may be found
on the
Northumbria World War One website.)
Private John Lawrence Potts, 12495. 8th Battalion Yorkshire
Regiment. Killed 21 September 1917. Aged 23.
Born North Shields, Enlisted South Bank (Yorks).
Commemorated Panel 52 to 54 and 162A, TYNE COT MEMORIAL.
(Shown on the Tynemouth Roll of Honour as Lawrence Potts.)
Corporal John Chalder Riches. 17539. 8th Battalion
the Yorkshire Regiment. Son of Elizabeth Allaway (formerly Riches), of 42,
Bedford St., North Shields, Northumberland, and the late Henry William Riches.
Killed 7 August 1916. Aged 23.
Born Tynemouth, Enlisted North Shields.
Buried DAOURS COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION.
Private Benjamin Robinson. 204141. 4th Battalion the
Yorkshire Regiment, formerly 43904 Northumberland Fus. Son of Benjamin and
Jane Robinson, of Burradon, Dudley, Northumberland; husband of Catherine R.
Robinson, of 403, John Williamson St., South Shields, Co. Durham. Killed 3
November 1918. Aged 25.
Born Burradon, Enlisted Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Buried BERLIN SOUTH WESTERN CEMETERY-
Private Bertram Thompson Rumney. 17332. 10th Battalion
Yorkshire Regiment. Killed 26 September 1915.
Born Tynemouth (North Shields), Enlisted North Shields.
Commemorated on Panels 44 & 45, LOOS MEMORIAL.
Serjeant Archibald Ernest Russell. 17535. 10th Battalion
the Yorkshire Regiment. Husband of M. I. Fender (formerly Russell), of 36,
Lansdowne Terrace, North Shields. Killed 7 May 1917. Aged 28.
Born Tynemouth (North Shields), Enlisted North Shields.
Buried DOUCHY-LES-AYETTE BRITISH CEMETERY.
(Further information on Archibald Russell from the "Shields Daily News";-
1. 14 July 1916: CORP. RUSSELL WOUNDED. Mrs Russell, of 120 Linskill Street,
North Shields has been informed that her son Corp. A. Russell, of the Yorks,
has been wounded in Action, and is now in Hospital in Manchester.
2. 27 May 1917: SERGT. ARCHIE E. RUSSELL KILLED. Mrs Russell, 11 Upper Pearson
Street, has been officially informed that her husband, Sergt. Archibald Ernest
Russell, 10th Yorks, was killed in action on May 7th. Deceased who enlisted
at the commencement of the war, was employed by Preston Colliery and was 28
years of age.)
Lance Corporal George Young Scott. 17555. 10th Battalion
Yorkshire Regiment. Killed 26 September 1915.
Born Tynemouth, Enlisted Cramlington, Resided Seaton Delaval.
Commemorated on Panels 44 and 45, LOOS MEMORIAL.
(Comment by Richard Roberts,<richard.nsw@googlemail.com>, "George
Young Scott was married to Margaret and they had a daughter named Alice who
was born in Wallsend in 1907 so presumably the family lived there at some
stage. Neither CWGC nor SDGW record another G Y Scott.")
Private John Sheerin. 204731. 10th Battalion the Yorkshire
Regiment. Killed 25 November 1917.
Born Rose Hill (Northumberland), Enlisted Willington Quay.
Buried WIMEREUX COMMUNAL CEMETERY.
Private James Smith. 17543. 10th Battalion the Yorkshire
Regiment. Died at home 15 March 1917.
Born Newcastle-on-Tyne, Enlisted Ailsbury (North Shields).
Buried TYNEMOUTH (PRESTON) CEMETERY.
Private Septimus Smith. 30728.
1st Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment, formerly 46484 the Yorkshire Regiment.
Killed 16 April 1918.
Born Tynemouth, Enlisted North Shields.
Commemorated Panel 47 to 48 and 163A, TYNE COT MEMORIAL.
Private William Smith. 204616. 4th Battalion the Yorkshire
Regiment. Killed 27 May 1918.
Born Monkseaton, Enlisted North Shields, Resided Monkseaton.
Commemorated on the SOISSONS MEMORIAL.
(Sown in the Roll of Honour as "William Arthur Smith".)
Private John Frederick Tapken, 205397. 5th Battalion
the Yorkshire Regiment. Son of Isabella Tapken, of Oak Grove, Wallsend-on-Tyne,
and the late Charles Tapken; husband of Mary Ann Waugh Tapken, of 8, Elizabeth
St., South Shields.
Killed 27 May 1918. Aged 39.
Born Willington Quay (Northumberland), Enlisted South Shields.
Commemorated on the SOISSONS MEMORIAL.
Private James Veitch, 18192. 2nd Battalion Yorkshire
Regiment. Son of the late James and Margaret Veitch. Killed 31 July 1917.
Aged 30.
Born South Shields, Enlisted South Shields, Resided North Shields.
Commemorated on Panel 33, YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL.
Private Charles William Gordon Young. 17598. 5th Battalion
the Yorkshire Regiment. Son of John and Rose Young, of 66, Belford Terrace,
North Shields; husband of Margaret Young, of 19, Victoria Crescent, North
Shields. Killed 1 November 1917. Aged
25.
Born Tynemouth, Enlisted North Shields.
Buried MENDINGHEM MILITARY CEMETERY.
(Date of death shown as 29 October 1917 in the Tynemouth Roll of Honour.)
The
First World War Memorial Wall in the Garden of the Linskill Community Centre
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The First World War Memorial Wall in the Garden of the Linskill Community
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First World War Memorial Wall in the Garden of the Linskill Community Centre
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The Cover of the Tynemouth Roll of Honour
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The Title Page of the Tynemouth Roll of Honour
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Page 5 of the Tynemouth Roll of Honour (which includes the name of 2nd Lieutenant
Berryman.
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The Tynemouth WW1 Commemoration Project
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