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"to keep in memory" home parish summary the war memorial at scholes, location and history those named on scholes war memorial the scholes roll of service scholes memorial trees the war memorial at barwick in elmet, location and history those named on barwick in elmet war memorial barwick in elmet roll of service about the author ackowledgements and sources guestbook the war memorials of barwick in elmet & scholes scholes war memorial welcome to this website. my aim in building this website is to commemorate the men of the two villages in the parish who served during the two world wars of the 20th century. i began researching the men named on the war memorials in the villages more than 25 years ago, but my interest in who these men might be goes back much further, probably further than i am able to remember. originally, the work was confined to those who are named on the two main war memorials in the villages, in scholes and barwick, who died as a result of their service during wartime, but as is common with projects such as this, much information has become available relating to other men from the villages who served in war and returned home afterwards, and it is equally important to remember their contributions too. it helps to provide context to our understanding of the two world wars and provides a ready illustration that, though the numbers who did die were enormous, the popular belief that during the great war of 1914 - 1918, an entire generation was wiped out is simply a myth. without seeking to play down the enormity of the casualty figures, it is important to see that the number of people who died as a result of the great war amounted to a little over 10% of those who served, which is by any standard, a small minority. for those families who lost a son, a brother, a father or husband, their loss was still keenly felt, and because so many men and women were lost in the great war, the grief and shock was felt in every corner of the country. the villages of scholes and barwick were no different, and are no different now. remembrance sunday church services and the parades at the memorials in the villages have witnessed a steadily increased attendance over the last 20 years, despite the fact that the generation that fought in the great war has now died out. despite there now being no living link to the armed forces that fought the german army to a standstill on the western front, the villagers here do not forget the sacrifice those people made, whether it be to lose their lives, or to suffer wounds, or to be captured and held captive as a prisoner of war, or to leave their homes, families and businesses to fight. that generation of 1914 - 1918 has not been, and will not be, forgotten in this part of leeds. the same is true of those men and women who served during the second world war. although that war was, taken in its entirety, a more destructive war and cost many millions more lives than the great war, for the armed forces of the uk, the casualty figures for killed and wounded were not as heavy. as is true of many war memorials across the country, those in our two villages carry fewer names for the second world war than they do for the great war. we are also fortunate that we still have amongst us a few of those people who went to war between 1939 - 1945, but their number reduces steadily as time goes by. it is my belief that the hard won legacy of freedom, expensively secured for us by that generation of 1939 - 1945 imposes upon us a duty to remember them also. and to truly remember, we have to learn of those people; who they were, what they did, what they were prepared to sacrifice in order to restore liberty to the conquered peoples of world, and to their families who waited at home for their return. this web site attempts to identify who those people were from this part of the world, and, in some way, to tell their stories. barwick in elmet war memorial as is the case with many memorials the length and breadth of the country, some men who died were not included and research is ongoing to try to identify who these men were. there are many reasons why the names of some people were not included on a memorial and often it was at the request of the family that their loved one was not listed among those of their comrades. i will, however list the names of any men or women from the parish that i find who have either died in service, or as a result of it, and those who served and returned. this is the story of the men of barwick and scholes who left all that was dear to them many of whom did not return from their war. lest we forget. where are scholes and barwick in elmet? if you have found this site to be useful or interesting please consider making a donation. i will use any donations received to help with the running costs of the site or to help pay for further research into the men this site commemorates. my thanks in anticipation, nigel marshall i welcome your comments and support. further information is always sought and is gratefully received. if you have documents or photographs which would be of use to this site please get in touch via the email link. you can e-mail me at: nigel @ pro-patria-mori.co.uk take care to remove the spaces from either side of the @ sign. remembering the fallen of two villages on the eastern fringes of leeds. site built by nigel marshall. no part of this website may be used without prior permission. copyright and all rights reserved. mmvi - mmxix

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501 Leeds Road
Scholes
LEEDS
West Yorkshire
LS15 4DA
United Kingdom

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