Manchester St.Ann's Church

There are two Memorial plaques inside St.Anns church commemorating the fallen of the Great War. The main one remembers the men of St.Anns parish and the other was moved here from St.James's. 

There is also a private memorial to the Ferriar Family.

1914 - 1918

AND THEY LOVED NOT THEIR

LIVES EVEN UNTO THEIR DEATH

LAUS DEO

Albert BLACKLEDGE

John BLYTHE

William BLYTHE

Thomas William BONE

Reginald Francis BREEZE

Arthur Cecil BURROWS

John Wheeler BUSH

John CLARKE

Gerald CUTFORTH

Adrian Kingsley DORRITY

Stanley EVANS

Bernard GIBSON

Malcolm JACKSON

Fred KITSON

Charles MATHER

Tom NEWBROOK

James PEARSON

William ROBERTS

Harry ROBERTSON

James Kneal SENIOR

Robert Mackenzie SENIOR

Frederick James SMITH

James TURNER

Rowland WEST

George WILLIAMS

John William WILLIAMS

Geoffrey Hutton WILSON

IN THE FAITH OF JESUS CHRIST

THIS MEMORIAL IS DEDICATED TO THE

MEMORY OF THE MEN CONNECTED WITH

THIS PARISH AND CONGREGATION  WHO

GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR KING AND COUNRY

IN THE GREAT EUROPEAN WAR

THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE

1914 PRO PATRIA 1019

TO THE GLORY OF GOD

AND IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO

GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR

COUNTRY IN THE GREAT WAR

James CALARDINE

William J CORLETT

Leonard HIGGINS

James LONGWORTH

George LORD

Ernest OWEN

James PASS

John POYNTER

Fred ROYLE

William WHALLEY

THE ABOVE MEMORIAL WAS ORIGIONALY

ERECTED IN ST.JAMES CHURCH GEORGE

STREET MANCHESTER BUT UPON THE

DEMOLITION OF THAT CHURCH IN 1930

THE MEMORIAL WAS RE-ERECTED

IN THIS PLACE

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF

JOHN FERRIAR M.D.

WHO DIED ON THE 4TH OF FEBRUARY 1815

AND OF BARBARA, HIS WIFE

WHO DIED ON THE 1ST OF MARCH 1800

ALSO OF THEIR ELDEST SON

THOMAS ILDERTON FERRIAR

COLONEL IN THE COLOMBIAN ARMY WHO WAS

MORTALLY WOUNDED IN THE BATTLE OF CARABOBO

ON THE 24TH OF JUNE 1821

AND DIED AT VALENCIA ON THE 17TH OF JULY FOLLOWING

AND OF THEIR YOUNGEST SON

JOHN FERRIAR

LIEUTENANT COLONEL OF THE BATTALION OF CARABOBO

WHO DIED AT PASTO, IN COLOMBIA

ON THE 18TH MARCH 1829