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The Roll of Honour for Carlisle Grammar School, located in Trinity School, Carlisle
Photo : Trinity School War Memorials
The Roll of Honour for those Old Boys of Carlisle Grammar School who lost their lives in the First World War is situated in the Old Hall in Trinity School at Strand Road, Carlisle. The above image, and additional information on the one soldier of the Yorkshire Regiment who is commemorated on this Memorial has been kindly provided by Ms Linda Hodgson, Head of History at Trinity School, Carlisle (<lho@trinity.cumbria.sch.uk>).
The Trinity School website commemorating Old Boys of Carlisle Grammar School who lost their lives in the First World War can be visited at http://www.trinity.cumbria.sch.uk/warmemorials/
2nd Lieutenant Thomas William Stanfield, MM. 13th Battalion Yorkshire
Regiment. Son of Janet Stanfield, of 7, Gardenia St., Currock, Carlisle, and
the late George Stanfield; husband of the late M. R. Reid Stanfield. Native
of Maryport, Cumberland. Killed 23 November 1917. Aged 26.
Buried ANNEUX BRITISH CEMETERY.
Additional information from the Carlisle Grammar School War Memorial
Register;-
Stanfield, Thomas William (adm. Sept. 1906), born Dec. 20, 1890, son of George
Stanfield, 42 Beaconsfield Street.
Left, July, 1910. D.S. Went to Southampton Training Coll., 1910-2.
Asst, Master, Peases West Council School, Crook.
Great War
Private, Durham Regt, Wounded in France, July 26; M.M., 1916.
2nd Lieut., Yorkshire Regt.
Killed in action, Nov. 23, 1917.
Military Medal: “Pvt TW Stanfield, Durham Light Infantry, for carrying
an important message through shell fire.” From the school magazine;
The Carliol 1916
The above information has been updated by Ms Linda Hodgson, Head of History
at Trinity School, Carlisle (<lho@trinity.cumbria.sch.uk>) and can be
viewed as a PDF file by selecting the link below;-
The Home Page for the Trinity
School, Carlisle, website
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