Our First World War Memorial (pictured below) is unusual in that it has the photographs of most of the men who are named.
They all had a connection with this chapel.
We researched the names for a display in the Jubilee Hall on 10/11th November 2018 to mark the centenary of the Armistice.
If you click on the name there is a photograph of the man (except W E Banks and E H Page) and the details we could find about their family, where they were living when they signed up, their occupations and details of their death.

 We want to acknowledge our sources:

Pat Perkins and the project team – harboroughhistory.org.uk

John Dilley – newspapersandthegreatwar.wordpress.com

The Commonwealth War Graves Commission

We have given this information in good faith, but we are aware that there may be errors, please let us know if you have further information.

This Memorial is in the Jubilee Hall, there is a smaller plaque without names in the church itself.

The Second World War memorial is also in the Church.

World War II

Men from this chapel who died in the Second World War

Arthur J Booth
William Gregory
Felix C James
Ernest J T Mitchell
Roland H T Squire
Simon E Tilley
Cyril Timson