Memorial Plaque to men killed from (former) English Baptist Church, Tredegar

As well as the congregation, 2 First World War memorials were also removed from the English Baptist Church on its closure and transferred to Siloh where they are now on display together with those dedicated to those who served and were killed in the First World War from Siloh’s own congregation.

Of the 2 memorials that originally belonged to the English Baptist Church:

One is a grey marble plaque containing the names of 8 men of the congregation who were killed in the First World War.

The second memorial is a hand written list on paper, framed and glazed, which contains a longer list of names of those men of the congregation who served and returned from the First World War.

This record applies to the marble plaque:

IN

LOVING MEMORY

OF THOSE OF

THIS CHURCH & CONGREGATION

WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR

1914 – 1918

LIEUT. WILLIAM LLOYD BOWEN, M.C. MONS. REGT

L/CPL. JOHN YANDLE, MONS. REGT

PTE THOMAS DD LLOYD, S.W.B.

PTE DAVID JOHN BLAYNEY, CANADIAN SCOTTISH .

PTE HENRY MORGAN, MONS. REGT

PTE MORGAN HY JONES, MONS. REGT

PTE THEOPHILUS J.EVANS, SOUTH AFRICAN INFANTRY.

PTE JOSEPH HAROLD WILLIAMS, ROYAL FUSILIERS.

“THEY SHALLWALK WITH ME IN WHITE; FOR THEY ARE WORTHY.” REV.III.4.