Inside the church, there is a Memorial beside the altar to those 35 men who lost their lives in World War I, and who had a connection to the parish.
The Memorial is inscribed 'Died fighting for God and right and liberty', and not the usual style of 'For King and Country'.
The men named included 16 former members of the 17th company The Boys' Brigade, which was based in St Matthew's.
None of these individuals are buried in the adjoining churchyard. Those whose names have been identified, are connected to their grave by a hyperlink.
To date, 8 remain to be identified.
Duncan Black d. 31 Mar 1918.
Harold Cox.
Frederick A. Harrison d. 9 Sept. 1916.
William Robert Alfred Leland d. 24 Aug. 1917.
Arthur Luger d. 13 Aug. 1918.
Robert Daniel McCarthy d. 19 Sept. 1916.
Michael Henry McClean d. 10 Sept. 1917.
David McComb d. 12 Mar. 1919.
George Thomas McKinley d. 23 Aug. 1914.
Frank Mulligan.
Denis O'Brien.
Richard Patterson d. 10 Oct. 1918.
William Rawlins d. 30 Sept. 1917.
Frank Moore Scott d. 26 Apr. 1915.
Frederick Sessions d. 5 June 1918.
William Wood Vernon d. 7 July 1916.
John Willoughby.
Charles Robert Young d. 27 Sept. 1914.
Hector Alfred Young d. 30 Dec. 1918.
The 17th Company of The Boys Brigade.
James Charles Bannan d. 6 Nov. 1915.
James Blackmore d. 11 Nov. 1915.
Walter Blackwell d. 28 Sept. 1918.
Edward Davey d. 1 Nov. 1914.
Samuel Davey d. 30 Mar. 1917.
Walter Harper.
William Louth d. 25 Apr. 1915.
John McGurdy.
James Francis Mannix d. 13 Jan. 1915.
Frederick R. Morrow d. 27 Sept. 1917.
William Murphy.
Ernest Peel d. 18 Feb. 1918.
Edward Pullen d. 26 June 1916.
Henry Rose.
Edward Tutty d. 1 July 1916.
George W. Twamley d. 18 Mar. 1919
Guardsman George William Twamley, of The Irish Guards, died on 18 March 1919, and was buried in Timperley Churchyard, Cheshire.
Son of Sarah Twamley, a widow, he was recorded in the 1901 census as being aged 12, living at Irishtown Road. He had been born in 1889 at Shillelagh, Co. Wicklow.
The Memorial is inscribed 'Died fighting for God and right and liberty', and not the usual style of 'For King and Country'.
The men named included 16 former members of the 17th company The Boys' Brigade, which was based in St Matthew's.
None of these individuals are buried in the adjoining churchyard. Those whose names have been identified, are connected to their grave by a hyperlink.
To date, 8 remain to be identified.
Duncan Black d. 31 Mar 1918.
Harold Cox.
Frederick A. Harrison d. 9 Sept. 1916.
William Robert Alfred Leland d. 24 Aug. 1917.
Arthur Luger d. 13 Aug. 1918.
Robert Daniel McCarthy d. 19 Sept. 1916.
Michael Henry McClean d. 10 Sept. 1917.
David McComb d. 12 Mar. 1919.
George Thomas McKinley d. 23 Aug. 1914.
Frank Mulligan.
Denis O'Brien.
Richard Patterson d. 10 Oct. 1918.
William Rawlins d. 30 Sept. 1917.
Frank Moore Scott d. 26 Apr. 1915.
Frederick Sessions d. 5 June 1918.
William Wood Vernon d. 7 July 1916.
John Willoughby.
Charles Robert Young d. 27 Sept. 1914.
Hector Alfred Young d. 30 Dec. 1918.
The 17th Company of The Boys Brigade.
James Charles Bannan d. 6 Nov. 1915.
James Blackmore d. 11 Nov. 1915.
Walter Blackwell d. 28 Sept. 1918.
Edward Davey d. 1 Nov. 1914.
Samuel Davey d. 30 Mar. 1917.
Walter Harper.
William Louth d. 25 Apr. 1915.
John McGurdy.
James Francis Mannix d. 13 Jan. 1915.
Frederick R. Morrow d. 27 Sept. 1917.
William Murphy.
Ernest Peel d. 18 Feb. 1918.
Edward Pullen d. 26 June 1916.
Henry Rose.
Edward Tutty d. 1 July 1916.
George W. Twamley d. 18 Mar. 1919
Guardsman George William Twamley, of The Irish Guards, died on 18 March 1919, and was buried in Timperley Churchyard, Cheshire.
Son of Sarah Twamley, a widow, he was recorded in the 1901 census as being aged 12, living at Irishtown Road. He had been born in 1889 at Shillelagh, Co. Wicklow.
Inside the church, there is a Memorial beside the altar to those 35 men who lost their lives in World War I, and who had a connection to the parish.
The Memorial is inscribed 'Died fighting for God and right and liberty', and not the usual style of 'For King and Country'.
The men named included 16 former members of the 17th company The Boys' Brigade, which was based in St Matthew's.
None of these individuals are buried in the adjoining churchyard. Those whose names have been identified, are connected to their grave by a hyperlink.
To date, 8 remain to be identified.
Duncan Black d. 31 Mar 1918.
Harold Cox.
Frederick A. Harrison d. 9 Sept. 1916.
William Robert Alfred Leland d. 24 Aug. 1917.
Arthur Luger d. 13 Aug. 1918.
Robert Daniel McCarthy d. 19 Sept. 1916.
Michael Henry McClean d. 10 Sept. 1917.
David McComb d. 12 Mar. 1919.
George Thomas McKinley d. 23 Aug. 1914.
Frank Mulligan.
Denis O'Brien.
Richard Patterson d. 10 Oct. 1918.
William Rawlins d. 30 Sept. 1917.
Frank Moore Scott d. 26 Apr. 1915.
Frederick Sessions d. 5 June 1918.
William Wood Vernon d. 7 July 1916.
John Willoughby.
Charles Robert Young d. 27 Sept. 1914.
Hector Alfred Young d. 30 Dec. 1918.
The 17th Company of The Boys Brigade.
James Charles Bannan d. 6 Nov. 1915.
James Blackmore d. 11 Nov. 1915.
Walter Blackwell d. 28 Sept. 1918.
Edward Davey d. 1 Nov. 1914.
Samuel Davey d. 30 Mar. 1917.
Walter Harper.
William Louth d. 25 Apr. 1915.
John McGurdy.
James Francis Mannix d. 13 Jan. 1915.
Frederick R. Morrow d. 27 Sept. 1917.
William Murphy.
Ernest Peel d. 18 Feb. 1918.
Edward Pullen d. 26 June 1916.
Henry Rose.
Edward Tutty d. 1 July 1916.
George W. Twamley d. 18 Mar. 1919
Guardsman George William Twamley, of The Irish Guards, died on 18 March 1919, and was buried in Timperley Churchyard, Cheshire.
Son of Sarah Twamley, a widow, he was recorded in the 1901 census as being aged 12, living at Irishtown Road. He had been born in 1889 at Shillelagh, Co. Wicklow.
The Memorial is inscribed 'Died fighting for God and right and liberty', and not the usual style of 'For King and Country'.
The men named included 16 former members of the 17th company The Boys' Brigade, which was based in St Matthew's.
None of these individuals are buried in the adjoining churchyard. Those whose names have been identified, are connected to their grave by a hyperlink.
To date, 8 remain to be identified.
Duncan Black d. 31 Mar 1918.
Harold Cox.
Frederick A. Harrison d. 9 Sept. 1916.
William Robert Alfred Leland d. 24 Aug. 1917.
Arthur Luger d. 13 Aug. 1918.
Robert Daniel McCarthy d. 19 Sept. 1916.
Michael Henry McClean d. 10 Sept. 1917.
David McComb d. 12 Mar. 1919.
George Thomas McKinley d. 23 Aug. 1914.
Frank Mulligan.
Denis O'Brien.
Richard Patterson d. 10 Oct. 1918.
William Rawlins d. 30 Sept. 1917.
Frank Moore Scott d. 26 Apr. 1915.
Frederick Sessions d. 5 June 1918.
William Wood Vernon d. 7 July 1916.
John Willoughby.
Charles Robert Young d. 27 Sept. 1914.
Hector Alfred Young d. 30 Dec. 1918.
The 17th Company of The Boys Brigade.
James Charles Bannan d. 6 Nov. 1915.
James Blackmore d. 11 Nov. 1915.
Walter Blackwell d. 28 Sept. 1918.
Edward Davey d. 1 Nov. 1914.
Samuel Davey d. 30 Mar. 1917.
Walter Harper.
William Louth d. 25 Apr. 1915.
John McGurdy.
James Francis Mannix d. 13 Jan. 1915.
Frederick R. Morrow d. 27 Sept. 1917.
William Murphy.
Ernest Peel d. 18 Feb. 1918.
Edward Pullen d. 26 June 1916.
Henry Rose.
Edward Tutty d. 1 July 1916.
George W. Twamley d. 18 Mar. 1919
Guardsman George William Twamley, of The Irish Guards, died on 18 March 1919, and was buried in Timperley Churchyard, Cheshire.
Son of Sarah Twamley, a widow, he was recorded in the 1901 census as being aged 12, living at Irishtown Road. He had been born in 1889 at Shillelagh, Co. Wicklow.
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