Kirkby Woodhouse - St. John the Evangelist
St John the Evangelist (59 Skegby Road, Annesley Woodhouse, Kirkby in Ashfield NG17 9JE) is the parish church of Kirkby Woodhouse. The church was originally a daughter church of St Wilfrid Kirkby-in-Ashfield and built to minister to the growing population of Kirkby-in-Ashfield. The original building was erected in 1860 but replaced by a new building on Skegby Road in 1906; the old church was later demolished. Three stained glass windows at the east end of the church were installed to commemorate those from the parish and congregation who died in the Great War and an oak board erected with their names. Dedication: 'To the Glory of God and in grateful memory of the fallen from this parish in the Great War 1914-1918'.
Identified casualties
68 people
- Names on this memorial
- Photographs
Names on this memorial
- Lancelot Allcock
- Albert Allen
- Harry M Amos
- Harry L Barratt
- Harry Bettridge
- James H Bettridge
- George Buckberry
- George Clarke
- Luther Cordin
- Harold Cupit
- Ernest H Davison
- Joseph Eason
- George W Else
- Victor Eyre
- Joseph B Flavell
- Sydney S Franks
- Thomas Frost
- Harold Garner
- Albert Gilbourne
- Luther Green
- Thomas Hallam
- Sam Hardstaffe
- Alfred Hardwick
- Ernest AHarvey
- John H Hill
- Arthur Hipkiss
- George H Huffen
- George W Jones
- Ernest Knowles
- Horace Knowles
- Haydn Knowles
- William Larwood
- Wilfred Lee
- Harry Mellors
- George Miller
- Arthur Edward Mills
- Arthur G Nash
- John Henry Nock
- George Norman Ollerenshaw
- George Owen
- Laurence Thomas Parker
- Joseph William Peach
- Ralph Pearce
- Michael Quinn
- Ferdinand Reynolds
- William Rowlett
- Robert W Sculpher
- Harold Sheppard
- John W Shipman
- James Shooter
- William Shooter
- Harry Skillingtron
- Harold Smith
- John Smith
- Norman Stoppard
- Walter Stoppard
- Robert Henry Swift
- Thomas Timms
- Thomas C Topham
- Albert A Varnam
- Joseph Verity
- Arthur Webster
- Arthur Eyre Willars
- Harry Wright
- Fred Yull
- Harry Godley
- J Bernard Horabin
- Willis H Frith