Memorials and Monuments in Portsmouth Cathedral (Men of the Hampshire Regiment)

Location
The window is situated in the outer North Quire Aisle of Portsmouth Cathedral

Memorial Window
Hampshire Regiment, window

Memorial Plaque
Hampshire Regiment, window

Inscription (Window)

IN MEMORY OF
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS &
MEN OF THE 3rd VOLUNTEER
Batt: HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT
WHO DIED
IN ACTIVE SERVICE
IN SOUTH AFRICA 1899/1903.

Inscription (Brass Plaque)

PRIVATE CHARLES FRENCH
PRIVATE GUY FORD
PRIVATE CHARLES HODGKINS
PRIVATE WILLIAM JACKSON
L.Corpl WILLIAM MOODY
PRIVATE ERNEST R.WRIGHTON
__________________________

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHOSE
NAMES ARE HERE ENGRAVED, THE
OFFICERS & MEN OF THE 3rd (D.C.O.)
VOLUNTEER Batt. HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT
DEDICATE THIS WINDOW
AD 1904.

Further Information
The Memorial dedication was reported by The Times and County Journal on November 12th 1904, during what was a general celebration of the restoration of St Thomas's Church (later Portsmouth Cathedral).

The Memorial is of Heraldic design with a badge of the Battalion at the Centre flanked by the arms of the County and of the Borough.

Privates Jackson, Wrighton, French & Ford died of enteric fever whilst Lance Corporal Moody and Private Hodgkins were killed in the Barberton Railway disaster

Portsmouth Cathedral- Hampshire Regiment -

Portsmouth Cathedral
- Hampshire Regiment -