St Mary's Anglican Church |
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THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE |
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To the Glory of God and in proud and grateful memory of those from this parish who gave their lives in the Great War 1914-1918
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| Armstrong, W. Barton, R.H. Bassett, S.E. Bean, R.E. Blackham, J. Bright, W.F. Christmas, P.J. Cole, R.C. Collins, H. Cray, D. Davey, O.E. Depree, J. Dewhurst, E. Dunsford, N. Elliot, B. Fairbrother, R. Ferguson, D. Ferguson, R.R |
Forsyth, N.L. Fraser, D.P. Fraser, G.E. Gabites, E. Gibson, S. Greenwood, E. Guinness, B. Guinness, G. Hawkes, N Hawkes, S. Hawkes, V. Hawkey, L. Hedges, A.E. Hind, W.E.R. Hight, C. Hight, L. Knubley, M.A. Langrish, G. |
Langrish, T. Lee, W.A. Lewis, H.J. Marchant, N. Mathias, O. Milburn, J.T. Monson, H. Nesbitt, R.J. Nutsford, H. O'Callaghan, L. Palliser, W. Porter, R.J. Potts, W.R. Preen, E.G. Presit, R.S. Raine, J. Richards, E.S. Robinson, C.G. |
Robinson, S. Rodgers, V.A.F. Scoullar, J.L. Smith, H. Stansell, L. Styles, W.J.M. Thomas, A. Thomas, C.E. Turner, W.M. Wall, W.A. Watkins, R.E. Watson, L.J. Watson, W. Wheeler. C. Wilkes. O. Wilson, C. Wright, C.H. Ziesler, C. |
| Beneath memorial, which is located to the right as you enter, is the Book of Remembrance, names and date of death are written. A page of the book is turned over every day. Note title page lettering. | |||
To the Glory of God and in proud and grateful memory of those from this parish who gave their lives in the World War 1939 -1945 |
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Anderson, A.H.Appleby, B. Baker, A.O. Baker, R.J. Baker, R. Ballantyne, C.T. Bannerman, D.R. Batchelor, C. Burns, W.S. Campbell, F.E.P. Clark, G.W. Cook, F.J. Cox, R.C. Hooke, F.W. Howell, R.H. Humphrey, C.I. Johnston, T.L. Lower, R.W. Monaghan, D.W. Monaghan, G.C. Newman, P. O'Rouke, R.F. |
Paiki, T.J.Parry, C.E. Paterson, D.B.G. Pawson, H.W. Payne, W.J. Pearce, H.G. Ritchie, D.G.A. Scott, G.V.D. Shears, F.G. Sotham, W.F. Sotham, R.J. Taylor, H.T. Thomson, F.S.R. Thomson, J.W. Verdon, L.A. Verdon, W.L. Waters, E.A. Webb, C.C.G. Willcox, A.D. Winterbourn, J. Wood, D.E. |
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"The memory of the Just is bleed" |
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| Located
in the Chapel of St Michael and all Angels with a memorial window "St George,
the Archangel Michael, St Nicholas of Myra, Gideon, Joshua and King
David", commemorating those who died in World War One and Two.
Insignia of the NZ Army, RNZAF and RNZN are depicted in the bottom pane. A
James Powell & Sons window. One of the donors was the citizens of
Worthing, Sussex, in gratitude for food parcels sent by Timaru people
during WWII.
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In Memory of Lieutenant F.B.H. Guinness 8th S.C. Mounted Rifles who gave his life for his country at the Dardanelles age 24 years Aug 25 1915
In memory of Gerald Cawte Monaghan and David Wyatt Monaghan choristers of this church who in their youth gave their lives for their county and their fellow man. Sidi Rezagh No 271841 Casert Jan 27 1944
In memory: Lt Col. Cernest Thomas N.Z.M.C. killed in action at Dardanelles 28th August 1915 also of Capt. A.E.T. Rhodes. M.C. Died Oct 14th 1922 age 30 years.
Philip Bouverie Luxmoore 30 July 1882
The Rev. George Foster St Mary's 1859 - 1865 Lived at Highfield.
Edward Elworthy of Pareora, Canterbury N.Z. Jan 22nd 1899
Venerable Henry W. Harper M.A. Archdeacon and Vicar during the past 36 years 1875-1911
In memory of William Priest 1923. Church Warden of this church. 1920-1922.
John Rainsley-Jones Verger of St Mary's Church
William Denis Revell Church Warden of St Mary's 1921-1931
In thankfulness to God and in memory of Thomas Teschemaker of Otaio 1840-1919. An early pioneer in this district and Rosand Mary his wife. This reredos was given by their three daughters.
In memory of Richard Turnbull b. Jan 17 1826 at Oxford, England. Represented the Electoral District of Timaru in the House of Representatives from July 1878 to July 1890. Died Wellington
Capt. Belfield Woollcombe R.N.
Herbert Belfield
Church Wardens of St Mary's Church A.D. 1861Vicars of the Parish of St Mary
1861-1875 The Rev. George Foster
1875-1911 The Ven. H.W. Harper
1912-1921 The Ven. J.A. Jacob
1921-1927 The Ven. J.A. Julius
1928-1944 The Ven. H.W. Monaghan
1945-1953 The Ven. W.W. A. Averill
1953-1963 The Ven. R.P.F. Plaistowe
1968-1971 The Ven S.E. Woods
1971-1975 The Ven. P.W. Mann
1975-1979 The Rev. R.L.L. Oppenheim
1980-1982 The Rev. P.A. Shields
1982-1984 The Rev. G.W. Mountfort
1985 The Venerable R.H.S. Smith
2001 -2008 Archdeacon Vicar - Philip Robinson
Note the Benvenue Monument on the intersection Sophia St. and Church St (running north-south)