Location
In St Michael's Church, Shalfleet, Isle of Wight
IWM War Memorials Archive Record
Link : War Memorials Archive Reference 21827
Historic England Listing Status
St Michael's Church is Listed Grade I. Since the War Memorial forms part of the structure of the Church it is considered to be included within the Listing.
Description
Three light stained glass window giving the names of Great War casualties. The window was supplied by Messrs Jones and Willis of London,
and the Portland stone surround by Mr J W Newman of Freshwater (James William Newman). The window was dedicated on 3 August 1920.
Additional information courtesy of Ian Broad of Shalfleet
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Memorial
Isle of Wight County Press 7 Aug 1920
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Inscription
To the Glory of God
In memory of those who made
the great sacrifice '14 - '18. A Thank-
offering from those who were spared
Further Information
Names as recorded
| Name | Links | Other Information |
| Major A.G. Astley, MC |
CWGC record ... |
| Corpl. J.W. Baker, I.W.R. |
CWGC record ... |
| L.S.G. H.M. Brett, R.N. |
CWGC record ... |
| Gr. M.S. Budden, R.F.A. |
CWGC record ... |
| OS F. Cobb, R.N. | No CWGC record |
Frank Cobb died of TB on 17th March 1917 at Lucknow House, Wroxall. He was 23. On his Death Certificate he is shown as being a Motor Lorry Driver
(Naval Pensioner) and the death was notified by his widow M A C Cobb.
His name also appears on the Wroxall War Memorial at St John's Church |
| Capt. W. Davidson, R.N. |
CWGC record ... |
| Lieut. A.J. Harvey, R.A.M.C., M.M. |
CWGC record ...
Veteran Affairs Canada record ... |
Memorial plaque in St Michael's Church
Buried at Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery |
| Lce. Corpl. F.W. Lambert, 1st Cam. High. |
CWGC record ... |
| Sub-Lieut. V. Nicholson, R.N.A.S. |
CWGC record ... |
Biographical Information |
| Corpl. H.S. Richardson, A.I.F. |
CWGC record ...
Australian War Memorial record ... |
| Pte. H.J. Saunders, A.S.C. |
CWGC record ... |
| AB F.J. Sheaff, R.N. |
No CWGC record |
Frederick James Sheaff died on 4th July 1917 aged 41. On his Death Certificate he is shown as being a Naval pensioner. The death was registered by his widow, Rose Sheaff, of Bembridge.
His name is also recorded on the Yarmouth War Memorial |
| Capt. A.H.W. Temple, Suff. |
CWGC record ... |
Biographical information
Son-in-law of Percy Goddard Stone, architect of the County War Memorial inter alia |
| Pte. B.P. Treloar, Hants |
CWGC record ... |
| Pte. H.V. Woodford, Wilts. |
CWGC record ... |
Names of other local men not recorded who died during the Great War
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Page last updated : 4 December 2014 (link from Temple to Stone)
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