BERKSHIRE HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT FORUM

Berkshire War Memorials Project

WEST BERKSHIRE - SULHAMSTEAD

Sulhampstead Parish includes Sulhampstead Bannister and Sulhampstead Abbotts

St Michael's Church, Sulhamstead Bannister (now demolished)

WW1 - 19 names on stone cross in churchyard

Names recorded by Alan Hutchins July 1998

Police College

WW1 and WW2 memorial to Berkshire Constabulary

BWM4051 26/5/2011

All memorials in Sulhamstead Abbots

Place	Location	Description	ID
Sulhamstead Abbots	St Mary's churchyard	Grave (Thoyts)	WB263

Sulhamstead Abbots

ID:	WB263
UKNIWM:
Location:	St Mary's churchyard
OS Map Ref:	SU645679
Description:	Grave (Thoyts)

Text:
Upper face, east:
In loving memory / Harold Richard Mortimer / son of / Franl and Rose Thoyts / died July ?? 1908 / aged 24 // Also of his Brother / Robert Elmhirst Thoyts / Lt Com RN / died March 7th 1915 aged 34
Upper face, south:
In Ever Loving Memory / Kathleen Olive wife of / Robert Elmhirst Thoyts / died December 11th 1938
East end of stone:
“In his Will is our Peace

All memorials in Sulhamstead Bannister

Place	Location	Description	ID
Sulhamstead Bannister	St Michael's churchyard (church demolished)	Stone (celtic) cross & stone plaque

Sulhamstead Bannister

ID:	WB195
UKNIWM:	7785
Location:	St Michael's churchyard (church demolished)
OS Map Ref:	SU639685
Description:	Stone (celtic) cross & stone plaque

Text:
The Great War 1914-1918
To the glory of GOD and in memory of
G Belcher
B Bonner
H Cooper
G Dering
C Halcoop
W Hill
G Leake
S Locke
W Locke
L Nash
T Nash
W Ryder
A Tuttle
E Tuttle
G B Tyser
J Wells
B Wernham
F Wigmore
Dorothea M Shepherd
See ye to it that these shall not have died in vain