Flowers for the Fallen - Helmsley, North Yorkshire

War Memorial at All Saints Church - Helmsley, North Yorkshire. Dedicated to the men of Helmsley who fell in the first and second world wars. Their names, listed below, are recorded on the four faces at the base of the memorial.

Worcester Regiment
Pte Richard Clark April 26 1918
Yorkshire Light Infantry
Pte Wilfrid Richardson Mar24 1918
Kings Royal Rifles
Sgt Frank Hildrick Sept 27 1916
RFLN John Collier June 1 1916
York and Lancs Regiment
Pte Joseph Petch Mar 10 1918
Rifle Brigade
Cpl Mervyn Clark Sept 26 1917
Royal Highlanders of Canada
Pte Walter Tyerman June 3 1916

Lt Col The Earl of Feversham
Kings Royal Rifles Sept 15 1916
Lt Alwyne M F W Porter
Lancs Fusiliers April 25 1915
Rev Noel Hawdon Nov 16 1918
Royal Navy
Ldg Seaman Frank Scott May21 1917
Royal Garrison Artillery
Gnr Joseph Snowdon Oct 31 1918
Northumberland Fusiliers
Pte Edgar Holmes Dec 4 1916
Pte Charles Beecroft June 5 1917
Pte Edwin Kirby Oct 26 1917
Royal Fusiliers
LCpl Frederick Dowker July 27 1916

Yorkshire Regiment
Sgt Harry Houlston May 27 1918
LCpl Walter Sherwood July 20 1916
LCpl John Holmes Oct 25 1916
Pte Harry Wright May 19 1915
Pte William Pennock Dec 10 1916
Pte Arthur Stopp July 17 1916
Pte Walter Baldwin Sept 15 1916
Pte Harry Scoby Sept 15 1916
Pte William Sunley Nov 10 1916
Pte Harry Bradley Nov 19 1916
Pte Robert Douthwaite June 7 1917
Pte John Wright June 8 1917
Pte Wilson Todd Oct 10 1917
Pte Thomas Richardson Oct 19 1917
Pte John Richardson Mar 28 1918

Machine Gun Corps
Dvr Tom Sunley Feb 20 1919
Army Service Corps
Pte Tom Strickland Apr 27 1917
Royal Air Force
Pte Henry Todd Nov 6 1918
West Yorks Regiment
Capt Sidney Pearson Aug 15 1916
Machine Gun Corps
Pte John Sturdy Sept 25 1916

The 1939-1945 section:

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Rosalyn Hilborne

So good to see it well cared for and the daffodils have survived the snow very well. Nice angle with the tree behind and the welcome blue sky! Excellent shot Doug.

6 years ago.

Doug Shepherd ^club

Thanks for tor your visit and nice comments Rosa. the whole church seems to be well maintained (Helmsley is not a poor parish) The picture was taken in 2015, a very mild wet winter I seem to remember.

Best wishes, Doug

6 years ago.

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