Worsbrough St. Thomas Churchyard Charles E Savage

Charles E Savage is remembered on his brother's gravestone

Links:

War Memorials Archive listing

War Memorials Online listing

Lives of the First World War:
Charles Edward Savage
William Henry Savage

Photograph by Pete Schofield

Grave Location and Inscription
N/K
Lance Corpl. / William Henry Savage / 13th York and Lancs / elder beloved son of / Thomas & Martha Savage / of Kendal Green / born Jan 27th 1887, died May 6th 1917 / also Lance Corpl. Charles Edward Savage / 10th York & Lancs, their younger son / born Feb. 10th 1893, fell in action in France Nov. 16th 1916 / Greater love hath no man than this. 

William Henry Savage is buried in this grave so it is not a war memorial for him.  He is also remembered on the  Worsborough Combined Memorial St Thomas and St Johns Worsborough Dale

He is commemorated on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website. 

Charles Edward Savage is remembered on the Worsborough Combined Memorial St Thomas and St Johns Worsborough Dale and on the Barnsley Holgate Grammar School Old Boys WW1 Memorial.

He is remembered on the Thiepval Memorial in France and commemorated on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website.





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Penistone Stotterclife Cemetery Charles Richard Calcutt

The family gravestone of Charles Richard Calcutt

Links:

War Memorials Archive listing

War Memorials Online listing

Lives of the First World War

Photograph by Pete Schofield

Grave Location and Inscription:
Sec 2 Grave 118
In loving memory of / Charles Frederic Calcutt /  died November 28th 1916 aged 51 years / also Sarah Ann his wife / who died September 24th 1944 aged 77 years  /also Charles Richard (Dick) / their son / killed in action April 16th 1918  / aged 23 years /  At Rest

Charles Richard Calcutt is also remembered on the Penistone Royal British Legion WW1 Memorial Plaque and the Penistone War Memorial Market Place Penistone
 and the Penistone, Memorial Lady Chapel, St John's Church.

Charles Richard Calcutt is remembered  on the Tyne Cot Memorial and commemorated on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website.



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Penistone Stottercliffe Cemetery Albert Webster

The family gravestone of Albert Webster

Links:

War Memorials Archive listing

War Memorials Online listing

Photograph by Pete Schofield.

Lives of the First World War

Grave Location and Inscription
Plot Sec 7
In Loving Memory Of / Arthur / the beloved husband of / Sarah Webster / of Railway Terrace, Penistone / died March 3rd 1911 / aged 48 years / also Pte. Albert Webster / 12th Y&L Regt. / presumed killed July 1st 1916 / aged 28 years / A loving son, a brother kind / A beautiful memory left behind / He nobly answered duty's call / He gave his life for one and all / also the above Sarah Webster / died feb. 18th 1939 / aged 78 years.

Albert Webster is remembered on the  Penistone Lady Chapel Memorial St. Johns Church Penistone   Penistone British Legion WW1 Memorial Plaque and on the Penistone War Memorial Market Place Penistone

Albert Webster is buried in the Queens Cemetery Puisieux and commemorated on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website


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Penistone Stottercliffe Cemetery Charles Godfrey Hinchliffe

The family gravestone of Charles Godfrey Hinchliffe

Links:

War Memorials Archive listing

War Memorials Online listing

Photograph by Pete Schofield

Lives of the First World War

Grave Location and Inscription:
7/-/4
In / Loving Memory / of / Wright Hinchliffe / of Hartcliff Farm / born January 30th 1862 / died July 14th 1899 / "It is the Lord: Let Him do what seemeth / Him good" 1.Saml.III.18. / also In Loving Memory Of / his youngest son / Pte. C.G. Hinchliffe / Coldstream Guards / killed in France June 19th 1917 / aged 23 years / Duty called, and he was there, / to do his bit and take his share, / his heart was good, his spirit brave, his noble life he freely gave. / also In Loving Memory Of / his eldest son / Wilfred Stanley / Hinchliffe / born November 1st 1890 / died February 12th 1982.

Charles Godfrey Hinchliffe is remembered on the Ingbirchworth Methodist Chapel Roll of Honour WW1.

Charles Godfrey Hinchliffe is buried in the Artillery Wood Cemetery, Belgium and commemorated on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website.



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Penistone Stottercliffe Cemetery Albert and Ernest Clifford Vaughton

The family gravestone of Albert and Ernest Clifford Vaughton

Links:

War Memorials Archive listing

War Memorials Online listing

Lives of the First World War - Albert Vaughton
Lives of the First World War - Ernest Vaughton

Photograph by Pete Schofield

Grave Location and Inscription:
Plot 2.A.C.167.
In Loving Memory Of / Lc. Cpl. Albert Vaughton / K.O.Y.L.I., killed in France / Sep. 25th 1916, aged 23 years / also Pt. Ernest Clifford / Vaughton, Y&L / wounded in France same day / died Jan. 24th 1917 / aged 21 years / the beloved sons of James & / Mary Vaughton, of Penistone / also the above / James Vaughton / died May 9th 1930 / aged 75 years / also the above / Mary Vaughton / died Feb. 13th 1946 / aged 86 years.

Albert and Ernest Clifford Vaughton are remembered on the Penistone Memorial Lady Chapel St Johns Church Penistone and the Penistone Royal British Legion WW1 Memorial Plaque and on the Penistone War Memorial Market Place Penistone

Albert Vaughton is buried in  the Guards Cemetery Lesboeufs and commemorated on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website.

Ernest Clifford Vaughton is buried in the Stottercliffe Cemetery, Penistone and commemorated on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission



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Penistone Stottercliffe Cemetery Thomas and John Henry Hill

The family gravestone of Thomas and John Henry Hill.

The gravestone has now been re-erected on its plinth

Links:

War Memorials Archive listing

War Memorials Online listing

Photographs by Pete Schofield 

This gravestone was re-erected on the initiative of Joe Pinguey, who at the end of 2014 approached Penistone Town Council who granted him the amount of £375.00 to have the headstone erected back on its plinth and on the 15th January 2015 a commemorative service was held in the cemetery to mark the completion of this work. (Thanks to Joe for this information)

Lives of the First World War  Thomas Hill

Lives of the First World War John Henry Hill

Grave Location and Inscription:
Plot 3.A.C.223
In Loving Memory Of / L.C. Corpl. Thomas Hill / 18th Batt. Lancashire Fusiliers / son of Charles Hill, of Penistone / who died from wounds / April 27th 1919, aged 23 years / also John Henry Hill, his son / of H.M.S. Arayon / which was torpedoed Dec. 30th / 1917, aged 25 years / also the above / Charles Hill / who died Nov. 22nd 1927 / aged 76 years. 

The War Memorial in Penistone Market Place and the Penistone Royal British Legion WW1 Plaque list John and Charles Hill, the Memorial Panels in the Lady Chapel at St John's Church Penistone list John H and Charles Hill.  The Penistone History Group think this is possibly a mistake and that the names should be John H and Thomas in all cases.

Thomas Hill is buried in this grave so for him it is not a War Memorial, however he is still commemorated on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website.

John Henry Hill is remembered on the Chatby Memorial Egypt and is commemorated on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website



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Penistone Stottercliffe Cemetery Jack Burkinshaw WW2

The Birkinshaw family gravestone

Links:

War Memorials Archive listing

War Memorials Online listing

Photograph Pete Schofield

Grave Location and Inscription:
1/-/96
Sacred to the memory of / John William / the beloved husband of / Mary I. Birkinshaw / died June 8th 1929, aged 64 years / also / Trooper Jack Birkinshaw, 12th R.T.A. / beloved son of the above / killed in action in Italy 18th Sep. 1944 / aged 27 years / also the above Mary Isabella Birkinshaw / died Aug. 15th 1946, aged 71 years / also their beloved son George Henry Birkinshaw died June 20th 1964, aged 68 years / "The Lord is my shepherd".

Jack Birkinshaw is remembered  in the Lady Chapel of St. Johns Church Penistone and on the Penistone War Memorial Market Place Penistone and on the Penistone British Legion WW2 Memorial plaque.

Jack Birkinshaw is buried in Coriano Ridge War Cemetery in Italy and commemorated on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website.

NB There are two spellings used for the surname of Jack Burkinshaw/Birkinshaw.


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