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Any comments, errors or omissions
gratefully received The
Editor
©
F.Coakley , 2001
[This article first appeared in IoM Family History Soc Journal vol 24 no 1 Feb 2002]
The Imperial War Museum, London, sponsored by the UK National Heritage Memorial Fund have recently announced the completion of the UK National Inventory of War Memorials. This survey also includes those on the Isle of Man, information about which was collected by Roger Christian to whom acknowledgement is made for access to the list from which this summary is made.
The Inventory records the geographical location, physical appearance and wording - it also includes the historical background such as who funded them, designed and unveiled them. The inventory is in the form of a computer database currently holding some 42,000 records collected since the start of the Inventory in 1990. Note that this database does not include data about individual graves The database was publicly launched on 8 November 2001, search terminals are available at the Imperial War Museum and it is hoped via the Internet, to allow searches for specific names.
RoH = Roll of Honour which may record all those who served.
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Inventory |
Location |
specific ? |
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Douglas Promenade |
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Douglas Head |
no name |
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Douglas Borough Cemetery |
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Castletown (Market Square) |
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Peel (Cathedral grounds) |
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Ramsey (Parliament Street) |
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Onchan (along A2 road) |
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010 |
Port Erin (George Herdman Library) |
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Andreas on green at gateway to church) |
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016a |
Ballaugh (at junction of A3,A10 & C37) |
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Ballaugh (entry to St Mary's - Ballaugh new church) |
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Jurby (entrance to Churchyard) |
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019 |
Arbory (Parish Hall) |
1 2nd Lt Henry Stuart Cooil |
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020 |
Braddan (grounds on new Kk Braddan) |
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Bride (grounds of Kk Bride) |
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National War Memorial - St John's |
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Lezayre -(corner of Churchtown road, opposite Ballakallinghan) |
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Malew (on A5 opposite Rushen Abbey) |
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Marown (within grounds of New Kk Marown) |
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Maughold (within Maughold churchyard near entrance from Maughold Head) |
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029 |
Rushen (within lychgate to Kk Christ Rushen) |
no names |
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Santan (at entrance to new churchyard ) |
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036 |
Douglas - IoMSPCo (in foyer of Imperial Buildings; originally in now demolished St Barnabas') |
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037 |
Douglas (Manx Museum - framed Roll of Honour) |
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045 |
Douglas - Manx Bar (old Courthouse Athol Street) |
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|
048 |
Ramsey (Courthouse) |
WW2 1 name |
|
049 |
Douglas - Post Office (Post Office, Regent Street) |
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|
050 |
Douglas (Telephone Exchange) |
WW2 2 names |
|
051 |
King William's College (in grounds near chapel) + 3 plaques inside chapel (1 re Boer War) |
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052 |
Douglas - IoM Constabulary (Police Headquarters, Glencrutchery Road) |
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053 |
Douglas - Goverment Employees (Crown division, Goverment Buildings, Bucks Road) |
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Douglas - St Mary's Roman Catholic Church (Hill St) |
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071 |
Douglas - St Andrew's URC (corner Ballaquayle and Glencrutchery Roads - moved from now demolished St Andrews, Finch Rd |
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072 |
Douglas - Finch Hill URC (Bucks Rd) RoH + 2 plaques - current location not known as church demolished |
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|
079 |
Douglas - Methodist Loch Promenade Church (PM) (current location of Wall Tablet not known)+ notice re HMS Valkyrie,1943-6 |
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080 |
Douglas - Methodist Rosemount (WM) (Trinity Methodist Church Bucks Road) |
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|
093 |
Castletown - Methodist (Castletown Methodist Church Arbory Street) 2 plaques one moved from PM in Malew Street |
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098 |
Port St. Mary - Methodist Sunday School (PSM Methodist Church inside main recreational hall) - originally in Sunday School High Street (later in Bay View Rd) |
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102 |
Croit-e-Caley - Methodist (Croit-e-Caley Methodist Chapel on B33 road) - RoH |
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104 |
Ramsey - Methodist (WM) (illuminated window + Brass plate Waterloo Road Church) |
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Lonan (3 plaques inside All Saints Church (New Kk Lonan) - RoH, other Boer War) |
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119 |
Laxey -(Christ Church - plaque inside church) |
WW2 1 name |
|
120 |
Peel (inside Cathedral) 4 framed plaques |
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|
121 |
Douglas - St Barnabas (plaque, designed by A Knox) now in entrance foyer at St George's) |
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122 |
Douglas - All Saints Church (Selbourne Road/Alexander Drive) (Commemorative windows) |
no names |
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123 |
Bishopscourt (within onetime St Nicholas' Chapel) |
|
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124 |
Michael (within Kk Michael) 2 plaques (one by A Knox) |
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125 |
Ballaugh (within St Mary's New Church) |
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Douglas - St Matthew's (Ridgeway Street/North Quay) (altar inside + outside in form of 2 plaques either side of a crucifix - names mostly lost due to weathering and also vandalism in coating with red paint, lettering by A Knox) |
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130 |
Douglas - Nunnery Chapel (Inkermann Memorial, Crimea War, in grounds, RoH + 2 tablets inside chapel |
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131 |
Douglas - St Ninian's (Ballaquayle Road) 3 plaques + open book |
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132 |
Onchan - St Peter's Church Tablets within Garden of Remembrance next to churchyard + RoH inside church |
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136 |
Douglas - St Thomas's (Finch Road) within a mememoral chapel inside the church. |
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Maughold - St Maughold Church |
WW2 no names |
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|
138 |
Maughold - Christ Church (Dhoon) window plaque |
1 name |
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Patrick - Holy Trinity Church (inside church) |
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Foxdale - St Paul's Church RoH in form of an illuminated display + a plaque to the dead. |
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142 |
St John's - St John the Baptist Church (inside church) 2 plaques, one originally in Cronk-y-Voddy Chapel |
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143 |
Ramsey - St Paul's Church (inside church) 2 plaques + illuminated display |
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144 |
Ramsey - St Olave's (at front of church) |
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146 |
Bride - Kirk Bride Church (inside church) |
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147 |
Braddan - New Kirk Braddan (inside church + Chapel of Remembrance) RoH |
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151 |
Rushen - Holy Trinity Church (inside church) plaque + font dedication (Boer war) |
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Malew - St Mark's (on outside wall) |
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155 |
Malew - St Molag Church (on A4) (inside church) Memorial Window + RoH |
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156 |
Castletown - St Mary's (deconsecrated now office) - Brass Plaque + memorial to Crimea War death (now in St Mary's on the Harbour) |
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Arbory - St Columba's (inside church) 4 plaques |
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|
158 |
Santan - St Sanctain's Church (inside church) plaque + illuminated display |
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160 |
Douglas - 15th (IoM) Light A.A. Regiment - Government Buildings (Bucks Road) |
WW2 |
|
161 |
Douglas - Public Library (Ridgeway Street) Framed list of names of Townsmen of Douglas |
|
|
162 |
Douglas - H.M.S. Valkyrie (Broadcasting House, 'Manx radio', Douglas Head) |
WW2 no names |
|
163 |
Ronaldsway - H.M.S. Urley (inside airport check-in hall) |
WW2 no names |
|
164 |
Douglas - H.M.S. St George (Victoria Road on site of one time Cunningham's Holiday Camp) |
WW2 no names |
|
165 |
Peel - H.M.S. Patrol service ('Weatherglass' corner) |
WW2 no name (in English & Manx) |
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166 |
Douglas - St Ninian's High School (Bray Hill/Ballaquayle Road) (in Assembly Hall) one carved into wooden lectern, plaque + RoH in book form (by A Knox) |
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167 |
Castletown - St Mary's on the Harbour 2 plaques + RoH removed from now deconsecrated St Mary's |
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168 |
Union Mills - Memorial Hall (to memory of John Dalrymple Maitland) |
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169 |
Douglas - Law Society (20 Athol Street) |
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170 |
Douglas - H.M.S. St George - Douglas Borough Crematorium Chapel |
WW2 no names |
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Laxey - Old washing floors |
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Salisbury Street Methodist Church - WW1 ROH inside office |
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Any comments, errors or omissions
gratefully received The
Editor |
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