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Captains Denis and Leslie Walker plaque

Memorials

Wall Plaque - Captains Denis & Leslie Walker

Common name(s): Walker brothers
Catalogue ID: 25
NADFAS ID: 1025

Description

Brass plaque mounted on wood base, commemorating two brothers who died of wounds in WW1: Captains Denis H and Leslie B Walker. Their father, Major W S Walker, was architect of the restoration of the church in 1907 and 1918. Badge of the Alexandra, Princess of Wales' Own Yorkshire Regiment is engraved at the top. Lettering engraved Roman Caps. and l/c.

Inscription and donor(s)

To the Memory of
CAPTAIN DENIS H. WALKER
1st/5th Battalion
A.P.W.O.Yorkshire Regiment T.F.
Died from wounds received in action
at Ypres, Jan 26th 1916, Aged 26 Years.
Buried at Poperinghe, Flanders.
––––––
Also to the Memory of his Brother
CAPTAIN LESLIE B. WALKER,
2nd/5th Battalion
A.P.W.O. Yorkshire Regiment T.F.
Died from wounds received in action
at Fontaine les Croiselles, France,
July 1st 1917, Aged 25 Years.
Buried at St Severs Cemetery, Rouen.
––––––
Sons of Major W.S. Walker, F.R.I.B.A., of this City
late Captain
1st/5th Battalion A.P.W.O. Yorkshire Regiment T.F.
and Architect of the Restoration/of this Church 1907 and 1918.

Subjects

Forename(s) Family name Dates
Denis H Walker 1916
Leslie B Walker 1917

Physical attributes & manufacture

Date of manufacture
1918 (or within 2/3 years)
Executer
Richard Johnson & Sons
Dimension Value Notes
Height 610mm
Width 460mm
Depth 25mm

Location

Retrochoir, East End, East Wall of raised Choir
After 1986
Choir aisle S. wall S.

Condition

1986

Excellent condition.

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