Holyhead English Presbyterian Church War Memorials
Holyhead, English Presbyterian Church WWI Memorial Plaque 
Holyhead, English Presbyterian Church WWI Roll of Honour – circled names are the ones who died 
Holyhead, English Presbyterian Church WWII War Memorial
The Roll of Honour includes the names of everyone that worshipped at the English Presbyterian Church in Newry Street, Holyhead who went to war in World War One (WWI). That is everyone, even the servicemen that survived the war, which is of interest to amateur genealogists that are researching their family history. The information is scant and does not even include ages or addresses. I have tried to fill in some of the information and this is reflected in the table below.
M.M. or M.C. after the surname indicates a Military Medal or Military Cross winner. This is why the chapel rolls of honour that include servicemen who survived the wars are so important. I for one would not have known who the survivors with top gallantry awards were. There are three Military Crosses and two Military Medals awarded to these servicemen from within one Church congregation – wow!
| Forenames | Surname | Status | Age | Rank | Number | Regiment | Date of death | Home Address |
| W. E. | Afflick | Survived WWI | H.M.S. Hermione | |||||
| J. A. | Charlton | Survived WWI | Australian A.M.C. | |||||
| Frederick | Darrock | Survived WWI | Cheshire Yeomanry | |||||
| Arthur S. | Darrock | Survived WWI | Royal Fusiliers | |||||
| Leonard W. | Darrock | Survived WWI | Royal Air Force | |||||
| Cecil | Edwards M.M. | Survived WWI | Royal Welsh Fusiliers | |||||
| Arthur G. | Hughes | Survived WWI | Shropshire Light Infantry | |||||
| Joseph | Inglis | Died WWI | 41 | 2nd Steward | None | S.S. Leinster | 10/10/1918 | 7, Newry Fawr |
| Robin W. | Jones M.C. | Survived WWI | Royal Field Artillery | |||||
| Angus | Mackay | Died WWI | 22 | 2nd Lieutenant | Not Known | Liverpool Scottish | 10/05/1918 | Celtic House |
| Alec William | Mackay M.C. | Died WWI | 24 | Captain | Not Known | Royal Fusilers | 28/09/1917 | Celtic House |
| Peter | Martin | Survived WWI | H. M. S. Scotia | |||||
| Hugh | Martin | Survived WWI | H.M.S. Royal George | |||||
| Owen | Martin M.M. | Survived WWI | Anglesey Royal Engineers | |||||
| Edw. James | Merty or May | Survived WWI | Devonshire Regiment | |||||
| R. Jenkyn | Owen | Survived WWI | Pembrokeshire Yeomanry | |||||
| Owen | Owen | Survived WWI | South Wales Borderers | |||||
| Gwilym M. | Owen | Survived WWI | Royal Engineers | |||||
| Alfred | Pyne | Died WWI | H.M.H.S. Stad Antwerpan | |||||
| T. Vernon | Rees | Survived WWI | Royal Garrison Artillery | |||||
| Nathaniel | Roberts | Died WWI | 19 | Private | 40922 | North Staffordshire Regiment | 06/06/1918 | 53, Foundry Street |
| John Hugh | Roberts | Survived WWI | South Wales Borderers | |||||
| Nathaniel | Roberts | Survived WWI | H.M. Transport Macaris | |||||
| Arthur G. | Roberts | Survived WWI | H.M.S. Carmania | |||||
| William | Roberts | Survived WWI | Royal Welsh Fusiliers | |||||
| Frederick A. | Spencer | Survived WWI | H.M. Transport Manchester Spinner | |||||
| Alec Lyle | Stirrat | Survived WWI | Royal Welsh Fusiliers | |||||
| John Clay | Thomas | Died WWI | Welsh Regiment | |||||
| T. Hector | Thomas | Survived WWI | Royal Welsh Fusiliers | |||||
| W. O. | Thomas M.C. | Survived WWI | Royal Welsh Fusiliers | |||||
| Frederick William | White | Died WWI | Private | L/5289 | Queens Own Regiment | 28/10/1914 | ||
| Joseph | Williams | Died WWI | 32 | 3rd Engineer | H.M.H.S. Anglia | 17/11/1915 | 6, Upper Park Street | |
| John T. | Williams | Survived WWI | H.M. Transport Olympic | |||||
| Robert | Williams | Survived WWI | Royal Welsh Fusiliers | |||||
| Gwladys Gaynor | Griffith/s | Died WWII | 24 | Wren | 94347 | H.M.S. Glendower – Royal Navy | 09/05/1944 | |
| Norman E. | Jones | Died WWII | 15 | Cadet | None | S.S. Tacoma Star – Merchant Navy | 01/02/1942 | |
| Malcolm | Moore | Died WWII | 21 | Artificer 5th Class | D/MX. 68760 | H.M.S. Bonaventure – Engine Room | 31/03/1941 | |
| George Edward | Reese | Died WWII | 21 | Trooper | 7905391 | Royal Armoured Corps | 17/06/1940 |
