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Keptie



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PostPosted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 9:50 pm    Post subject: Arbroath : Inverbrothock Parish church Reply with quote

Eastern Forfarshire Directory & Arbroath Year Book 1922 page 61 records

Memorials of War Heroes:

The aftermath of war continues to be seen in many ways , and during the year the number of memorials to those who gave their life in the great conflict have been numerous.

A mural tablet in INVERBROTHOCK PARISH CHURCH was unveiled at a service in the church on March 27th ( 1921) the ceremony being performed by Lady Baxter of Invereighty .



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PostPosted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 9:48 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Here's a transcription of the memorial from the 1st of April 1921 Arbroath Herald.

"To the glory of god, and in hallowed memory of the soldiers and sailors who were connected with this congregation, and who in the struggle for freedom laid down their lives during the progress of the great war, 1914-1918"

James Adam
David Alexander
Robert Bannerman
James Barrie
Harry Bisset
Joseph Brand
Charles Carnegie
Alex Christie
John Cowan
David Craig
James Cumming
Andrew Cumming
David Deuchars
Stewart Esplin
John Fettes
Joseph Gibson
John Gray
John Henderson
William Jarret
T.B. Keillor
John Kerr
David Kydd
Douglas Kydd
William Lindsay
Donald Mackay
William Melville
George E. Miller
William E. Miller
Andrew Nicoll
William Ogg
William Pattullo
Alex E. Petrie
Thomas Porter
Alex Redford
Frank Roberts
Edward W. Robertson
Francis D.M. Russell
Alex B. Sheriff
George R. Sherrif
James D. Smith
Aexander D. Smith
William M. Spark
William Stewart
Arthur Taylor
William Waddell
John Watson
J.F. Webster
John Whitton
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PostPosted: Fri Sep 09, 2011 3:34 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

THE SCOTSMAN: 28.03.1921
ARBROATH


Lady G. W. Baxter of Invereighty, Forfar, yesterday unveiled a beautiful brass mural tablet erected in the vestibule of Inverbrothock Parish Church, Arbroath, in memory of 48 men connected with the congregation who fell in the war.
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PostPosted: Fri Sep 09, 2011 3:51 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I note Pat has been at the church, now disused, but latterly Baptist and the memoria is not there.
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PostPosted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 4:27 pm    Post subject: Arbroath INVERBROTHOCH CHURCH Reply with quote

ARBROATH HERALD FRIDAY 28th October 2011: Page 14 : Letter to the editor:

WHERE IS THE TABLET?

Sir, As we approach the anniversary of The Armistice and we remember the war dead on Remembrance Sunday I would like to raise a question with your knowledgeable readers to see what happened to the beautiful brass mural tablet that was erected in the vestibule of the INVERBROTHOCK PARISH CHURCH in Arbroath and unveiled by Lady GW Baxter of Invereighty, Forfar on March 27th , 1921.

This memorial tablet listed the 48 men who had been connected with the congregation and who fell in the Great War . The Arbroath herald of April 1, 1921 , lists the names of all the 48 men who were casualties of that war and J F Webster is one of these named.

It would appear that the congregation of Inverbrothock church in James Street in the town dissolved in 1977 and the building was sold around 1990 to the Baptist Church and then latterly a New Life Church and it seems now a commercial premises.

I made enquires at the former church and was informed that there were no war memorials inside the building so where has the beautiful brass mural tablet that was located in the vestibule of the church gone to?? Was it moved to some other church within Arbroath ??

If it was not kept it will be yet another church in Arbroath that allowed its War Memorial to be deposited in this way.


Yours etc


Patrick W Anderson

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PostPosted: Sun May 27, 2018 3:48 pm    Post subject: WMR (ex UKNIWM) number Reply with quote

WMR 76436
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