Hatherlow Congregational Church Memorial and Graves

The church (now a Reformed Church ) is on Hatherlow next to the Spread Eagle. Inside there is a marble plaque remembering local men from the two wars. and has a churchyard with 3 Commonwealth War Graves.

The memorial plaque.

In Memory Of

 THE MEN ASSOCIATED WITH

 HATHERLOW CHAPEL, SUNDAY SCHOOL

 AND BROTHERHOOD

 WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE

 IN THE GREAT WAR

 1914 - 1918

and list the following names.

Tom ANDERTON*

Thomas ASHTON*

Ralph Bradshaw BAINBRIDGE*
Thomas Hadfield BARBER*

James Orlando BRIDGE*

Walter BROOKES*

Douglas BURCHALL*

Walter BURGESS*

Albert CROPPER*

John Thomas DOYLE*

Samuel HAMER*

Normal Dall HOWARTH*

Edward HUGHES*

John HULME*

Frank LIVELY*

Duncan McWILLIAM*

Stuart McWILLIAM*

James RHODES*

Frank Wilkinson SEYMOUR*

Andrew Bernard SMITH*

Bertram SMITH*

Norman SMITH*

Richmond Morgan SMITH*

John TAYLOR*

John Henry WHEELDON*

William WHITEHEAD*

James WILLIAMSON*

and from the Second World War.

Thomas P BROWN

Arthur DUNNING

The churchyard has 3 war graves.

Private 1953 W EVANS

Manchester Regiment, 1st/6th Bn.

Died 12 Jul 1915New Yard. 449.

Gunner 25038 F E GREENWOOD.

Royal Field Artillery.

Died 18 Mar 1918.

New Yard Grave 451.

Serjeant 3019 Harry WOOD.

Cheshire Regiment, 1st/6th Bn.

Died 25-Oct-1916, age 23.

Old Yard Grave 82.

also in the churchyard is a family memorial.

Private 52895 Charles Whittam HYDE*.

Manchester Regiment, 21st Bn.

Died between 24 Oct 1917 and 27 Oct 1917.

Commemorated Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium, Addenda Panel.

Son of James Hyde, of 42, Worrell Street, Stockport.

* links to More than a Name website by John Hartley.