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Aslockton - St Thomas's Church, 2019 Plaque to Villagers Killed on Military Service

The Great War section from Aslockton's new plaque.

This memorial, funded by a Nottinghamshire County Coucil grant of £5,000, was unveiled by the Reverend Clare le Marchant-Connell at St. Thomas's Church, Aslockton on July 14th 2019. The oak plaque, engraved by Helen (TJ) Murfin of Ravenshead, is mounted in a prominent position within the church between two windows. Aslockton resident Tim Chamberlin, Chairman of the Western Front Association East Midlands Branch, led and researched the project to create the new plaque. Mr Chamberlin said 'I have always thought that it is much easier to remember people if you are able to see their names. It is a focal point and something for the children to see and carry on remembrance into another generation.' (Newark Advertiser 18/7/2019). The plaque lists eleven Aslockton Great War fatalities, three from World War Two and two lost since 1945.

Memorial location
Names on Memorial

George Blatherwick - George James Blatherwick

Albert Fenton - Albert Edward Fenton

Frank Flowers - Frank Burrows Flowers

Luke Goodband - Luke Goodband

Percival Jones - Percival Martin Jones

James Pritchett - James Pritchett

Harry Skillington - Harry Skillington

Harold Stevens - Harold Frederick Stevens

George Thornton - George Thornton

Albert Tyler - Albert Tyler

Albert Yerrill - Albert James Yerrill

Photos
  • The Great War section from Aslockton's new plaque.
    Courtesy of the Newark Advertiser - The Great War section from Aslockton's new plaque.
  • Aslockton's new plaque listing villagers lost whilst on military service.
    Courtesy of the Newark Advertiser - Aslockton's new plaque listing villagers lost whilst on military service.