Witherslack St.Paul Churchyard

Witherslack's War Memorial is located in the churchyard of St.Paul's, It is a granite Celtic wheel cross, mounted on a square tapering plinth with a two stepped square base. There are 18 names inscribed on the plinth 9 from the First and 9 from the Second World War.

The inscriptions read

IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF

THE MEN FROM THIS PARISH

WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN

THE GREAT WAR

1914-1918

MICHAEL JACKSON

EDMUND ASKEW

WALTER HODGSON

ROBERT A BARBER

WILLIAM BRENNAND

GEORGE PARK

GEORGE W SCOTT

HERBERT PARK

RICHARD D PHILIPSON

"THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE"

ECCLUS XLIV.14

1039-1945

GORDON HUGHES

THOMAS H HUDSON

LAWRENCE D LONG

HENRY ATKINSON

JOSEPH SHEILDS

HAROLD MILLIGAN

JOSEPH A SUART

JOHN A HUTTON

ALBERT J NEWTON

All photographs by Chris Gleave

Lindale War Memorial

The Memorial is close to the bowling green located next to church yard, and is visible from the B5271. It has Latin cross on a tapering shaft with a square step on a circular base. The cross stands on a mound in a fenced enclosure.

The inscriptions read.

East Face

TO HONOUR

THE MEMORY

OF

A E ATKINSON

R K BIRCH

C G DEAKIN

T E FALLOON

D HADWIN

R G HUTCHINSON

C KEITH

E C MILLER

J H MILLER

A PAISLEY

F A REDMAN

H SMITH

A SANDHAM

W WOODS

E WOODBURN

C E WHITEWAY

WHO LAID DOWN

THEIR LIVES IN

THE GREAT WAR

1914-1918

West face

TO HONOUR

THE MEMORY

OF

H ATKINSON

ML BIRCH

H GREAVES

J HENDERSON

R NICHOLSON

H SCARBOROUGH

C TAYLOR

S TYSON

F WRIGHT

1939-1945

Round the base reads

TO GLORY FOR ALL

WHO SERVED THEIR

COUNTRY 1914-1918

AND IN GRATITUDE

All photographs by Chris Gleave

Lindale St.Paul

There are two Commonwealth war graves in the churchyard of St.Paul Lindale.

Private 1856 C KEITH

King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment)  4th Bn.

Died 21 Oct 1914

Buried Section C Grave 90

Also buried in the Churchyard is.

Sergeant 1671845 Clifford TAYLOR

Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve

Died 8 Sep 1944 aged 30

Buried Section D Grave 103.

Son of Harold Taylor, and of Frances Taylor, of Low Newton.

Photograph by Chris Gleave.

Ulverston War Memorial

Ulverston's War Memorial is located on Market Place, off Market Street. A cross on a tall square pillar with brass plaques on each side, standing on square steps. The plaques commemorate 176 from the Great War with a further 59 from the Second World War.

IN MEMORY

OF THOSE FROM

ULVERSTON

WHO GAVE

THEIR LIVES IN

THE WAR

MCMXIV-MCMXVIII

JOHN AKISTER

ALBERT ASKEW

NELSON ATHERSMITH

HERBERT FAIRER ATKINSON

THOMAS ATKINSON

JOHN ATKINSON

ISAAC ATKINSON

JOSEPH BALDERSTONE I

JOSEPH BALDERSTONE II

JOHN EDWARD BANKS

JAMES BARNWELL

SEPTIMUS BARNWELL

JAMES BARROW

FRED BAXTER

GEORGE BELL

WALTER BELL

WM THOMAS BELL

JOHN WM BELL

JOSEPH DIXON BELL

WILLIAM BEVINS

ROGER BEVINS

TOM BEWSHER

ANTHONY BLAIR

THOMAS BLEZARD

JAMES BLEZARD

LESLIE BOAST

WM JAMES BOTTOMS

GEO DUNBAR BOTTOMS

JAMES BOWMAN

LESLIE SPENCER BOWMAN

JOHN SANDERS BROCKBANK

JOHN BROWN

WM EDMUND BUSHBY

JAMES BUTTERFIELD

MATTHEW CADDY

GEO RONALD ASHBURNER CASE

GEORGE CAPSTICK

REVELEY H CAVIN

WALTER CHADWICK

ARTHUR CHADWICK

THOMAS CHORLEY

WM JAMES CHORLEY

JOSEPH B CLAYTON

JOHN CLOUDSDALE

THOMAS CLOUDSDALE

ROBERT COCKERTON

WM EDWARD COLE

JOHN R B COOK

WILLIAM COTTAM

HARRY COTTRELL

THOMAS COULONG

WILLIAM COWARD

WALTER COWARD

ROBT WALTON CRAWFORD

ARTHUR DACRE

WILLIAM DAVIES

EDWARD DICKINSON

H C DIXON

IN MEMORY

OF THOSE FROM

ULVERSTON

WHO GAVE

THEIR LIVES IN

THE WAR

MCMXIV-MCMXVIII

JAMES DOWNHAM

THOMAS DUNKERLEY

GEO EDWARD EVANS

WILLIAM T A FELL

DAVID FISHER

EDWARD FISHER

ERIC GRAHAM FLETCHER

WM RICHARDSON FORBES

HAROLD GARDNER

TOM GARDNER

ALBERT HUGH GARNETT

ROBERT GARNETT

FRANK GARSIDE

WILLIAM GIBSON

GEORGE GORMAN

EDWIN HADATH

EDWIN HAMBLETT

THOMAS HARRISON

JOHN THOS HEMSLEY

ALBERT HY HETHERINGTON

JAMES HIRD

JOSEPH HIRD

CHARLES RICHARDSON HIRD

GEORGE HODGSON

JOSEPH HOLMES

MYLES B HOLMES

JOSEPH B HOLMES

JOHN ROBINSON HUGHES

HENRY IBISON

THOMAS IBISON

WILLIAM INGRAM

GEORGE INMAN

WM STEEL INMAN

JOHN W IRELAND

WM JOSEPH IRELAND

JOHN JACKSON

ROBERT JACKSON

JOHN HERBERT JENKINSON

WILLIAM JENKINSON

JOSEPH JEWELL

THOS HATTON JEWELL

PERCY JOHNSON

JOSEPH JOHNSTON

JOSEPH T JONES

THOMAS PARK JONES

ALBERT KAY

THOS LINAKER KENDALL

HARRY H KITCHEN

ALFRED KITCHING

WILLIAM LEVISON

ALBERT EDWD LEWIS

CHARLES NORMAN LEWIS

JOHN LOGAN

WILLIAM LONG

ALBERT MACINTOSH

ARCHIBALD MACINTOSH

WALTER MASON

JAMES MCALERNEY

IN MEMORY

OF THOSE FROM

ULVERSTON

WHO GAVE

THEIR LIVES IN

THE WAR

MCMXIV-MCMXVIII

PETER MCNICHOLAS

JOHN MILLER

EDWD JAMES MOYLE

EDWIN MYERS

FRANK NELSON

EDWARD NEVINSON

WILLIAM NEWBY

JOSEPH WM NICHOLSON

ROBERT OVERSBY

JOHN REGINALD PARK

THOMAS PARK

RICHARD PHILLIPS

FRANK PORTER

JAMES EDWD PORTER

JOHN PROCTER

HENRY ROBT RAYMONT

CARL HENDERSON ROBINSON

ERNEST ROBINSON

JOHN NOEL ROBINSON

FRED M ROSS

DAVID GEO ROWLANDSON

GEO WARRIOR RYLAND

ALBERT ERNEST SHARP

JAMES SHAW

WILLIAM SHAW

FRED SHEPHERD

JOHN RICHD SHEPHERD

JAMES SMITH

JOSEPH SMITH

THOMAS SMITH

HARRY SNAITH

ROGER LINTON STEEL

WILLIAM H STEENSON

WILLIAM STEWART

JOHN TAYLOR

LESLIE CLIFFORD TAYLOR

WALTER THOMPSON

WALLACE THOMPSON

JAMES TINDALE

ARTHUR BRIGGS TRAVIS

GEORGE FREDK TYER

JAMES VICKERS

JOHN MAWSON WALKER

GEORGE WARING

SISTER TAMAR WATSON

WILLIAM WATTS

THOMAS WATTS

THOMAS WESTWOOD

BENJ HEYWOOD WHITLEY

JAMES WHITEWAY

JOHN JAMES WITHAM

THOMAS WILKINSON

FRED WILLIAMS

JOHN WILSON

FREDERICK WOODBURN

THOMAS WOODWARD

THOMAS WRIGHT

CECIL B YOUNG

WM HENRY YOUNG

IN MEMORY

OF THOSE FROM

ULVERSTON

WHO GAVE

THEIR LIVES IN

THE WAR

MCMXXXIX-MCMXLV

JOHN ATKINSON

FREDERICK V BAINBRIDGE

ERIC BAMBER

THOMAS BOWER

EDWARD BURNS

JAMES BUTCHER

JOHN CADDY

JOHN CAIRNS

ARNOLD CAMPBELL

RAYMOND CANNON

EDWARD DAVIES

JOHN DAVIES

WILLIAM DICKINSON

THOMAS B ELLAM

THOMAS FAWCETT

JOHN GAITSKILL

DENNIS GRUNDY

JAMES A GRUNDY

HENRY C HADLEY

DERRICK HADWIN

PETER B HAGUE

ROBERT C HILL

HENRY D HODGSON

CARLYLE HUNTER

RICHARD E HURST

ROBERT INGRAM

EDWIN JONES

WILLIAM LEEMING

ERIC MALONE

VICTOR D MCDOUGALL

THOMAS MILBURN

ARTHUR MILLER

ROLAND MILLER

J LAURENCE MOORE

JOHN A NORTON

DOUGLAS PELTER

EVAN PHILLIPS

RICHARD G PHILLIPS

MATTHEW E PORTER

GEOFFREY St B RABBIDGE

DOUGLAS RILEY

DAVID T RIMMER

KENNETH SEWELL

THOMAS SHARP

WILLIAM H SMITH

EDEN G SPENCER

THOMAS STABLES

GEORGE WA STANDFAST

WILLIAM THOMPSON

WILLIAM G THOMPSON

JOSEPH TROTTER

DORIS TYSON

RICHARD WALKER

HARRY WALLACE

JOHN WATTS

BASIL WESTON

NOBLE WHITESIDE

ARTHUR WILKINSON

STANLEY WILSON

All photographs by Chris Gleave.

Torver Memorial Lynchgate.

Opposite St.Luke's in Torver is a cemetery extension. The slate Lynchgate commemorates The First and Second World wars.

IN

HONOUR OF ALL

WHO SERVED IN

THE GREAT WAR

FROM

THE PARISH

OF TORVER

1914 - 1918

1939 - 1945

All photographs by Chris Gleave.

Torver St.Luke's Churchyard

Ther are two Commonwealth War Graves in the graveyard behind the church.

Private 200564 T H BROCKLEBANK

King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) 4th Bn.

Died11 Jan 1919 Aged 22

Son of W. Casson Brocklebank and Ellen Brocklebank, of 6, Lonsdale Terrace, Millom, Cumberland. Born at Torver.

Rifleman 315524 John INMAN

Monmouthshire Regiment 1st Bn. transf. to Labour Corps (244674)

Died 2 Dec 1918

Son of William Dawson Inman and Eleanor Inman

Husband of Elizabeth M. Inman, of Green Rigg, Torver, Coniston.

Photographs by Chris Gleave

Coniston Cemetery

There is a single Commonwealth War Grave in Coniston's Cemetery.

Private 3390726 Richard William Park

East Lancashire Regiment 7th Btn.

Died 25 Apr 1941 Aged 24

Son of Timothy James Park and Mary Hannah Park, of Coniston

Husband of G. R. Park, of Leicester.

Photograph by Chris Gleave.

Coniston War Memorial

A Celtic cross on a three stepped base in the churchyard of St.Andrews in Coniston. It commemorates men from both world wars.

THESE MEN OF

CONISTON

GAVE THEIR

LIVES FOR

THEIR COUNTRY

1914-1918

JOHN CHAS ARMSTRONG

JAMES HENRY BARROW

BARNETT BARROW

CHARLES WM BAXTER

JOHN BENNETT

JAMES BENNETT

ADOLPHUS BROADFIELD COHEN

ROBERT DOWTHWAITE

WILLIAM HENRY EYERS

BENJAMIN KIRKBY

WILLIAM KNIPE

GEORGE GARTH MARSHALL

WALTER PEPPER

SOLOMON ROBINSON

THOMAS ROBINSON

JOHN SATTERTHWAITE

CHARLES SHAW

THOMAS SHAW

CLARENCE L TYSON

RICHARD USHER

JOHN WILKINSON

1939-1945

WILLIAM BROWNLEE

EDWARD COWARD

WILLIAM WATSON

All photographs by Chris Gleave.

Coniston St.Andrew's

By the main entrance to the churchyard and next to the War Memorial, is the Grave of James Hewitson V.C. There is also a tribute to him inside the church.

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THESE MEN OF CONISTON

GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR

COUNTRY 1914-1918

JOHN CHAS ARMSTRONG

JAMES HENRY BARROW

BARNETT BARROW

CHARLES WM BAXTER

JOHN BENNETT

JAMES BENNETT

ADOLPHUS BROADFIELD COHEN

ROBERT DOWTHWAITE

WILLIAM HENRY EYERS

BENJAMIN KIRKBY

WILLIAM KNIPE

GEORGE GARTH MARSHALL

WALTER PEPPER

SOLOMON ROBINSON

THOMAS ROBINSON

JOHN SATTERTHWAITE

CHARLES SHAW

THOMAS SHAW

CLARENCE L TYSON

RICHARD USHER

JOHN WILKINSON

1939-1945

WILLIAM JOHN BROWNLEE

EDWARD MASON COWARD

WILLIAM THOMAS WATSON

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IN TRIBUTE TO

THE SAILORS WHO SERVED IN

HMS CONISTON

1952-1970 

All photographs by Chris Gleave.

Lowick War Memorial

Located in the grounds of St.Luke's Lowick. It is a  stone cross on a square plinth standing on four square steps.

TO

THE GLORY OF GOD

IN AFFECTIONATE AND GRATEFUL

MEMORY OF

THE MEN OF THIS PARISH WHO GAVE

THEIR LIVES IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR

COUNTRY DURING THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918

ERECTED BY PARISHIONERS AND FRIENDS

LANCE CORPL J OXLEY KORL REGT

PTE A BELL 1st ¼ KORL REGT

PTE R CASSON BORDER REGT

PTE W DOBSON 16th CANADIAN SCOTTISH

PTE E GREENHOW 1st ¼ KORL REGT

PTE H JACKSON MM 1st ¼ KORL REGT

PTE JE LECK 1st ¼ KORL REGT

PTE TG LINDOW MACHINE GUN CORPS

PTE W LINDOW LONDON FUSILIERS

PTE AW NELSON 17th MANCHESTER REGT

PTE F PICKTHALL 1st ¼ KORL REGT

PTE R SHUTTLEWORTH 2nd BORDER REGT

WORLD WAR 1939-1945

PTE E MILBURN KINGS OWN ROYAL REGT

DULCE ET DECORUM EST PRO PATRIA MORI

All photographs by Chris Gleave.

Lowick St.Luke's Churchyard

There is a single Commonwealth War Grave in the Church of St.Luke, Lowick.

Private 2699 Edward GREENHOW

King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) "B" Coy. 4th Bn.

Died 30 Jun 1915 Aged 25

Son of William and Martha Greenhow, of High Field, Gawthwaite, Ulverston.

Photograph by Chris Gleave.