The Yorkshire Regiment, WW1 Remembrance

Yorkshire Regiment War Graves, -
Rudston (All Saints') Churchyard

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Rudston (All Saints') Churchyard and L/Cpl Etherington's Headstone (also in view is the Rudston Monolith) Rudston (All Saints') Churchyard and L/Cpl Etherington's Headstone (also in view is the Rudston Monolith)
Photo : Iain MacFarlane of the Find A Grave website

Rudston (All Saints') Churchyard contains two burials from the First World War, one of which is that of a soldier of the Yorkshire Regiment.

We are very grateful to Iain MacFarlane of the Find A Grave website for his photographs of the cemetery and of the headstones.

To view a larger version of the headstone photo below, which opens in a new window, select the thumbnail image.

Lance Corporal James Etherington, 38177.
3rd Battalion Yorkshire Regiment. Son of Joseph Etherington, of Barnard Castle, Co. Durham; husband of Charlotte A. Etherington, of Salisbury Terrace, Bridlington, Yorks. Died at home 15 August 1917. Aged 32.
Born Barnard Castle (Durham), Enlisted Redcar.

"WE LIVE IN DEEDS, NOT YEARS"

Rudston (All Saints') Churchyard and L/Cpl Etherington's Headstone Rudston (All Saints') Churchyard and L/Cpl Etherington's Headstone
Photo : Iain MacFarlane of the Find A Grave website

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