Chester St Peter's War Memorial

The church in which this memorial is situated is being used as a tea room, but you can also have public worship.

St PETERS CHURCH WAR MEMORIAL
CHESTER CITY, CHESHIRE

Compiled with additional information by kind permission of the
Commonwealth War Graves Commission

The memorial is in the form of a Stained Glass Window

To the Glory of God.
This window commemorates these men who died
for their country in the Great War 1914-1919

OFFICERS
DAVIES Hugh Frederick Second Lieutenant 1/5th Cheshire Regiment, killed in action 3rd July 1915 aged 23. Son of John and Esther Davies, of 41, Liverpool Rd., Chester. Mentioned in Despatches. Buried at Dickebusch New Military Cemetery, Ieper, Belgium
DIBIE William Murray
DOUGLAS James Sholto
HUTCHINGS T Clifton
LAYBOURNE J Oscar
MORRIS Allan Duncan
QUINN James Ewart
N.C.O.s and Men
BONNER Walter
BOX Charles
BUTLER Albert Edward
CHADWICK Enock
CHADWICK James
CROSS William
DARCY Joseph
DAVIES George Richard Killed in action June 1918
DODD Alfred
DODD Edwin
GERRARD William Thomas
GRIFFITHS William Arthur
GRINDLEY Lee
HESKETH Charles
HEYWOOD J Leonard
HIGGINS John
HOLMES Frederick William
HUGHES Edward
HUGHES William Henry
KEENE Edward
KIRKHAM Samuel
LITTLER Thomas
LOCKETT William
MURPHY Maurice
OWENS Frank Arthur
OWENS William
PEERS Alfred
PEERS Frank
PRICE Thomas Charles
PRICE William
RAFFERTY John
RAYNER Stephen Ernest
ROGERS Michael
ROWE Edward
ROWE George
ROWSON William James
SHARKEY James
SHEPHERD Charles
STONELEY Samuel H
STRETTON James
SUTTON Leonard
WALLER Ernest
WATSON John William
WELLS William
WHARTON John Allan
WILD Eric Thomas Cadet
WILDIG William Henry
WOODS Joseph