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St Martin's
School
 This memorial stands in the western entrance of
the school, which is in Markland Road. It was unveiled on 11th November 1921 by
Sir Edwin Wood Thorp Farley Kt, MBE, Mayor of Dover from 1913 to
1918. He gained his knighthood as Mayor of Dover in World War I.
The memorial was dedicated by the Vicar of St
Martins, Rev Edward Colles Robinson, and by the Pastor of Salem
Baptist Church, Rev Walter Holyoak.
The memorial is made from marble and alabaster
by C A Ashman of Dover.
1914-1919
In proud Memory of the Old
Boys of St Martin's School, who fell in the Great War
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R AMOS |
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W E BLANCHE |
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C M BRETT |
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J BRINKWORTH |
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A BROWN |
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R BROWN |
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V BROWN |
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J CLIFTON |
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W COOK |
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E COOMBS |
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T S DENNETT |
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C G DENNIS |
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A DUNCAN |
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A R DUNN |
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H L DUNN |
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A T EAVES |
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V S EVANS |
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G FOURRE |
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W FRIEND |
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F GABBE |
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H GATES |
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F GLAYZER |
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F HALL |
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T HUNTER |
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T D JACKSON |
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T J KNOTT |
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H LANDALL |
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R R LETTY |
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E J LEWRY |
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R MARTIN |
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N D MASTERS |
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F MCLOUGHLIN |
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C NEILL |
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E PETIT |
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F PHIPPS |
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D S PINK |
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R REEDER |
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F RICH |
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E C SEDGEWICK |
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L STOKES |
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A WILLIS |
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THE UNKNOWN |
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"The glory dies
not"
Also of those old
boys who made the supreme sacrifice during the years
1939 to 1945
The memorial after it was unveiled.
For the Order of Service, quote set 2066/St Martin's various
2/20-24
For notes on the order and design fo the memorial, quote set
2066/St Martin's Various 5/21-24
(This was Maggie's first school,
and she remembers the memorial well, having passed it every day
during her time in the junior section)
with thanks to Mr Belsey
with thanks to Phil West for the transcription
picture courtesy Michelle Cooper
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