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    © Imperial War Museums 2026

    Memorial

    Appledore WW2

    The whole window

    1/4

    Current Location

    South wall, left of the WW1 Window, St Mary's Church, Churchfield Road/Quay Street, Appledore, Torridge, Devon, EX39 1RL, England

    OS Grid Reference

    SS 46476 30633

    Denomination

    Church of England

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    Names

    Names listed on this memorial

    • Hamish Lovell

    • Peter Burbridge

    • Jack Evans

    • Samuel Squire

    • Amyas Williams

    • William James Tatem

    • William Barber

    • Janie Barber

    • Harriet Cook

    • Minnie Cook

    • Linda Dibbs

    • Alice Mitchell

    • James Montague

    • Anthony Scott

    • Lydia Stacey

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    Type of Memorial
    Window
    WMR Reference Number
    2901
    Description
    Two light, highly coloured stained glass window depicting Christ stilling the storm whilst standing in a boat with the saints/fishermen. Below are images of Saint Nicholas patron saint of Sailors (in the left hand window), Saint George patron saint of Soldiers and Saint Michael patron saint of Airmen (both in the right). The commemoration runs across the base of the two lights: the names are set within the lower half of the left hand window, arranged by service.
    Inscription
    THIS WINDOW WAS ERECTED IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM JAMES TATEM FIRST BARON GLANELY OF ST FAGAN'S/ BY HIS NEPHEW GEORGE C GIBSON AND OF THOSE OF THIS PARISH WHOSE NAMES ARE INSCRIBED,/ WHO LOST THEIR LIVES THROUGH ENEMY ACTION 1939-1945
    War
    Second World War (1939-1945)
    Number Commemorated
    37
    Died
    37
    Information shown
    Service surname, forename
    Order of names
    Service, Surname, Forename
    War
    Second World War - civilians
    Number Commemorated
    13
    Died
    13
    Information shown
    Surname, Forename
    Sponsor Type
    private

    Components

    Window

    Made from: Stained Glass


    Condition: Good