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The East Window was the first stained glass window to be placed in the Church,
and is a Memorial to the seven men of the Parish who gave their lives in the Great War 1914-1918.
'To the Glory of God and in hopeful memory of
Richard R. Evans, Thomas Jones, Stanley Jones,
Gerald R. Haigh, Richard C. Jenkins, John Lloyd, Walter J Lloyd
who died in the Great European War 1914-1918.'
# Details below updated 21st May 2021
# Pte Thomas JONES; Murton, 9th Bn. Devonshire Regt. 22nd October 1915, aged 19 years
# Lance Corpl Stanley JONES; Murton, 9th Bn. Devonshire Regt. 30th Sept 1915, aged 23 years
Pte Gerald Raynes HAIGH; Pyle, The Kings Royal Rifles, 10th Oct 1916, aged 36 years
# 2nd Lieut. Richard B. JENKINS; Flying Corps France, 18th Jan 1916, aged 19 years
Corpl John LLOYD; Bishopston, 1st Bn. The Welsh Regt. 15th Sept 1915, aged 22 years
Pte Walter John LLOYD; Post Office Bishopston, 10th Bn. Cheshire Regt. 26th April 1918, aged 18 years. Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium.
A long lost hero has been found, by researcher J. T.
He has his own page-click this link
Pte Richard R. EVANS; G/20855, Govers Lak, Church Lane, Bishopston, The Buffs (East Kent) 6th Bn,
Arras Memorial to the Missing. -
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Son of David White Evans and Eva Henrietta Evans.
Memorial East Window
Bishopston and Murton Great War & Second World War Rolls of Honour
Saint Teilo's Church
Second World War Alcove of PEACE
The Alcove holds the “PEACE” sculpture,
which is dedicated to the memory of all
who died in War and the Holocaust.
Created by William Sked of Murton in 1995.
Saint Teilo’s Church Bishopston
Saint Teilo’s Church Bishopston
'Peace' Memorials
'Peace' Memorials
Bishopston Parish Memorial
'For your tomorrow we gave our today'
In Memory of all
In Memory of all
those from the community who
those from the community who
have died in conflict
have died in conflict
Although it is outside the Mumbles & Oystermouth Parish, we ae including research from Bishopston Parish because early in our research, it was discovered that Oystermouth Council School Roll of Honour,
published in The South Wales Daily Post, 3 March 1916
included Lance Corpl. Stanley JONES, who was not listed on
All Saints' Church Great War Memorial,
but attended school in Oystermouth.
It was later revealed that he and his brother, Pte. Thomas Jones
were named on the memorials in Bishopston Parish
Acknowledgements:
Murton Methodist Church, Great War 1914-1919 Memorial
Father Andrew Pearce, Rector of Saint Teilo's
Orrin, G. R (1982) A History of Bishopston, Gomer Press.
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