World War One Memorial

The memorial to those local men and women who served in The Great War is situated in St Peter's Chapel, at the North-East end of the church building.

World War 1 memorial names

There are sixteen wooden panels on the south wall of St. Peter's Chapel recording the names of all those men of Painswick who fought in World War 1. Those who died in action are recorded on the centre panels with their names highlighed in gold.

List of Names

Left – six panels

1914	Gerrish, Frederick	Pearce, Herbert Edward
Adams, Arthur Edward	Gibbs, Henry M	Perrins, Arthur
Baddeley, Edmund L O	Goddard, Hugh M	Ridler, James
Barnfield, Charles	Goddard, Thomas G	Ridler, Richard
Barnfield, Ernest C	Goodchild, Wyndham	Russell, Joseph H
Barnfield, Joseph Ezra	Gwinnett, Harold W	Ryland, Albert
Bartlett, Reginald	Gyde, Alfred Ernest	Ryland, Louis F
Bayliss, Frank	Gyde, Arthur	Ryland, Thomas Henry
Bayliss, John	Gyde, Edmund	Scrivens, Harry
Beard, Job	Gyde, Frederick W	Scrivens, Sidney
Birt, Ernest Sidney	Gyde, William Henry	Scrivens, William C
Birt, George William	Gyde, William S	Seddon, John Wilfred
Birt, Harold John	Hale, William Gilbert	Seddon, Richard D
Birt, Harry Harold	Harding, Percival	Spring, Arthur John
Birt, William Ewart	Hollister-Short, John	Spring, Thomas Henry
Bridgeman, Ernest John	Howard, Francis	Steele, John
Bridgeman, Walter	Howell, Herbert	Swain, Cecil Wilfred
Canter, Thomas William	Ireland, George H	Swain, Ernest Harold
Cole, Frank Stanley	Ireland, Percy	Swain, William
Cooke, Arthur W	Ireland, William A	Swayne, George W
Cooke, Francis G	Jones, Frederick A	Tranter, William H
Cooke, Herbert William	King, Arthur James	Trow, Ernest
Cooke, Maurice D E	King, Joseph L	Trow, Frank
Daniels, Frank	King, Maurice	Trow, William
Daniels, Herbert	Marsland, Ellis Russell	Westcott, John E
Daniels, John Skinner	Marsland, Kenneth D	Wichard, John
Davies, William	Marsland, Rupert H	Wright, Albert
Dawson, Cecil	Merchant, Arthur	1915
Day, Albert	Merchant, Ernest	Alcock, Cyril E
Dodd, William	Merchant, Sydney	Barnfield, Henry
Foxwell, Charles	Mills, John Noel	Birt, Maurice, Ernest
Foxwell, Herbert J	Mills, Robert Walter	Bridgeman, Percy
Foxwell, William	Mitchell, Charles	Bridgeman, William C
Fryer, George Powell	Monk, Albert Edward	Brown , John C
Gerrish, Ernest	Monk, Edgar	Burdock, Frederick
Gerrish, Frank	Musty, Edgar B	Canter, Joseph

Centre panels

On chapel side of the wood screen separating Chapel from Chancel

“The people blessed all the men that willingly offered themselves. Neh XI 2”

Heading at top of Memorial Board

“Roll of Honour of the Parish of Painswick”

“Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori”

Barnfield, Harry	Ireland, Frederick James
Bayliss, Sidney	Ireland, John Francis
Birt, Frank	Jones, Albert
Birt, James William	King, Bertie
Burdock, Frank Elliot	King, Thomas Samuel
Carter, Arthur	Lane, William Alfred
Carter, Percival Edward	Mace, William James
Cooke, Gilbert	Messenger, Bertie
Cooke, William Harold	Mitchell, Samuel J.
Dredge, Alexander D.	Monk, Ernest John
Duxbury, Laurence	Monk, Herbert
Fisher, Harry	Noyes, Maurice
Foord, George Howard	Overs, Thomas
Gerrish, Frank	Prosser, Albert
Greenaway, Harry Lewis	Ridler, Norman James
Groves, Walter George	Smith, Robert Sydney
Hanks, Richard Hubert	Smith, Percy
Hawkins, William	Swain, Maurice Edward
Hayes, Edward	Swayne, Frederick C.
Higgens, Albert E.	Trow, Edward
Home, Cecil Henry	Want, William H J
Crane, Albert Edward

(left panels continued 1915)
Carter, Harry	Gyde, John Edward
Clack, George	Hollister-Short, H
Cooke, Percival D	Ireland, Alfred James
Cooke, Reginald	Ireland, Thomas
Daniels, Wilfred	Jackson, Albert S
Dee, Edward Owen	King, Edward
Duxbury, Benjamin	King, Frank
Ford, Albert Henry	Millard, Ernest F
Foxwell, David R	Mills, Alfred Lewis
Foxwell, Samuel D	Mills, Henry Charles
Fryer, Ralph R	Musgrove, Thomas G
Goulding, George	Musty, Joseph

(The names highlighted in gold are inscribed in gold letters on the boards. These are the men who died in action. All other names are inscribed in black. These latter are the men who served their country but mercifully survived.)

Right – six panels

(1915 continued from centre panel)
Noyes, Albert George	Groves, Frank James	Merchant, Warneford H
Packman, John T	Gwynett, Leslie W	Millard, Edward
Ryland, Reginald T	Gyde, Frank	Monk, Sidney
Smith, Edward W	Holder, Victor	Reed, Edward T W
Swayne, Donald E	Holder, William	Robertson, William
Swayne, Harold	Knight, Henry	Ryland, Frank
Tombs, George	Knight, John	Ryland, Henry W
Tranter, Edmund O	Large, William	Ryland, Sidney Robert
Want, Albert Edward	Launder, William T	Ryland, Thomas
Webb, Ceil Charles	Luker, Albert Victor	Simmonds, Percy
West, Edwin Durham	Mills, Arthur Lewis	Smith, Arthur
Worgan, Stanley G	Monk, Peter	Swayne, Alfred
1916	Monk, Philip	Sysum, Charles
Allen Harry	Monk, Walter Sidney	Trow, John
Barnfield, Ralph	Musty, Percy	Watts, Alfred Thomas
Barnfield, Walter	Paish, Charles	Wright, Archie T
Birt, Charles Sidney	Parkes, Stephen	Wright, Henry
Birt, David, Martin	Reed, Ethelbert W	1918
Birt, Harold	Scrivens, Frank	Barnfield, William
Birt, Joseph	Steele, Harold W	Besant John
Birt, Robert	Tombs, Percy Edgar W	Birt, Louis
Birt, William	Vaughan, William E	Day, Ernest
Bloxham, Herbert B	West, Arthur	Fern, Walter
Cooke, George N	West, Charles	Hanks, Maurice
Cornock, John	West, Herbert	Harris, Frederick
Daniels, Arthur	1917	Keene, Harold
Daniels, Charles	Birt, Cecil George	King, Thomas
Duxbury, Edward	Bradshaw, Harold	Lamort, George W
Everett, Frank W	Dorsett, George Henry	Larner, Cyril
Fern, John	Fern, Thomas	Mills, William
Fryer, Alfred William	Gould, Ernest James	Musgrove, John W
Fryer, John Benjamin	Grabham, Percy	Ryland, Edward
Gardner, Stanley R	Gyde, William Edward	Wilikins, Alfred
Gerrish, Harold James	Hale, Fred Gordon	Wright, William
Gerrish, William S	Ireland, Charles	Trigg, Ernest 1914
Gibbs, Herbert	Keene, Percy	Pearce, William 1917