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From: John Emerson

They whom this window commemorates were numbered among those who at the
call of King and Country, left all that was dear to them, endured
hardness, faced danger and finally passed out of the sight of men by the
path of duty and self sacrifice giving up their own lives that others
might live in freedom. Let those who come after see to it that their names
be not forgotten. 1914-1918. Duty  -  Death  -  Victory  -  Glory

Officers
J.W. Beanland
F. Gilliatt
W. Alliwell
C. Bannister
A. Basketer
T.R. Bennett
A. Cabourne
S.R. Cheavin
E.J. Copping
R. Drury
L. Forman
J.E. Greenfield
J.C. Hack
W. Hutton
J.W. Kirton
H. Burrell
A. Maltby
V.C. Palmer
W. Rear
G. Sculthorpe
F.C. Troops
T.T. Waterfield
A.J. Welberry
P. Wilkinson

N.C.O.'s
C.R. Davy
E. Simpson
R. Armitage
C. Barber
G. Akrill
F. Borman
H. Carby
W.F. Clay
C.E. Creasey
S. Flintham
J.H. Foster
F. Greenfield
C. Hopkins
C. Jackson
A. Leggott
W. Leggott
A. Osbourne
A. Perrin
J. Rushton
H. Smith
E. Sexton
C. Weatherhogg
F. Whelbourne
J.H. Wingate

Men
S. Dickinson
A. Airey
W.B. Andrews
T. Barber
S. Bell
E.C. Brittin
R.L. Chapman
T. Comer
E.W. Dallywater
J.W. Burrows
H. Greenfield
E. Harding
A. Horry
T. Jackson
R.J. Leggott
A.E. Lucas
A. Ostler
C. Rason
P. Sharpe
J.S.T. Thompson
G de G. Tooley
A. Webber
L. White

Red cross nurses
M.R. Beanland
F. Merchant
M. Sargisson
S. Stephenson