War
Which war or group does the memorial commemorate?
Is the writing on the memorial difficult to read?
No
Which organisation is the custodian of the memorial?
Church authorities
Other Notes
The Memorial was unveiled in 1524
Maker
Ceremony
References
It is thought, by the historian, Geoff Wellens and other experts have concluded that the window dates to 1505, before the Battle of Flodden, may have included religious figures but the archers and their names survive. The Window may not have started as, the town's historic residents decided to transform it into a war memorial. There is no evidence that any named on the window died in the intervening years between the battle and the church reopening, it is possibly a reminder of the battle.
The names recorded, courtesy of the Middleton Library, are: John Seddon; Richard Bexwick; Robert Prestwick; Henry Whitakier; Christopher Smythe; Roger Bloomeley; James Naylier; (Name Unknown) John Scolefede; William Steele; Philipe Werboton; John Pyleynton; James Gerrarde; High Chelam; Richarfd Kyld; Richard-----; Henricus Tayler Clapt.
The names recorded, courtesy of the Middleton Library, are: John Seddon; Richard Bexwick; Robert Prestwick; Henry Whitakier; Christopher Smythe; Roger Bloomeley; James Naylier; (Name Unknown) John Scolefede; William Steele; Philipe Werboton; John Pyleynton; James Gerrarde; High Chelam; Richarfd Kyld; Richard-----; Henricus Tayler Clapt.
THE FLODDEN WINDOW https://www.flodden1513ecomuseum.org/related-places/the-flodden-window-2
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CO-CURATE Flodden Window https://co-curate.ncl.ac.uk/resources/view/40457/
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MEN: Window opens on Middleton's historic mystery https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/local-news/window-opens-middletons-historic-mystery-3313628