North Yorkshire War Memorials, - Huby Methodist Chapel

The Methodist Chapel at Huby, with the Memorial Plaque see on the lower right of the building
(Photo : Bill Evers <billevers@talktalk.net>)

The War Memorial on the Methodist Chapel at Huby is inscribed;-

TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN MEMORY OF THOSE MEN OF THE PARISH OF HUBY WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918
L/CPL W H HEBDON K O Y L I
GUNNER J A CUNDALL W YORKS
PTE T W HARDIMAN YORKS REGT
PTE G HAYDEN     "     "
PTE W F YORKE YORK & LANC

Private Thomas William Hardiman, 34912. 9th Battalion King's Own (Yorkshire Light Infantry), formerly 5405 Yorkshire Regiment. Son of Joseph and Maria Hardiman, of West End, Long Preston, Yorks. Killed 9 April 1917. Aged 39.
Born Wellbeck (Yorks), Enlisted Easingwold.
Commemorated Bay 7, Arras Memorial.
(Additional information supplied by Bill Evers;- "Thomas Hardiman was a gamekeeper at New Parks.")

Private George Hayden, 36079. 2nd Battalion Yorkshire Regiment. Killed 13 October 1916.
Born Haxby (Yorks), Enlisted Easingwold.
Commemorated Pier and Face 3 A and 3 D, Thiepval Memorial.
(Additional information supplied by Bill Evers;- "George was a Farm Servant, born in Wigginton, the eldest of seven children of farm labourer Jacob and Elizabeth Hayden all living in Sutton On The Forest in 1911.")

The War Memorial on the Methodist Chapel at Huby.
(Photo : Bill Evers <billevers@talktalk.net>)

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