There are memorials to those who lost their lives in World War One and World War Two at St James’ Church, Whitfield.
World War One 1914-1918
The Lychgate at St James’ Church was dedicated on Saturday 10th November 1923 by the Bishop of Southwell.


| TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN HONOURED MEMORY OF THESE MEN OF THIS PARISH WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY IN THE GREAT WAR |
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| Joe Adshead Ernest Allsopp Archibald Ball Joseph H. Barber Herbert Beard Willie Beard Louis Beard Francis T. Bennett Samuel Blood Albert Bowden Cyril Bowden James Bowers Charley Bradbury Robert Bradbury Tom Bradbury Walter Bradbury Harold Bradley William Bramwell James Bray Leo Bray Stanley Bridge Edwin Brooks John Brough Fred Bryne |
David Burford Noah Burford Peter Capper Frank Cartwright Leonard Clarke Harry Cooper Harry Coote Jonas Coote David Cuthbert John W. Dale Eli Downs Austin Drinkwater Albert Elliott Joe Etchells William Evans James Fielding Tom Fielding Fred Fish George Fish Stanley Fisher John Fletcher Albert Fox William Fox |
John Furniss Curtis C. Garside Frank Gerrard Alfred Greatorex Louis Hadfield Tom Hadfield Thomas Haigh John T. Halford Harry Hall Joseph Hall Joe Hammond Herbert Hampson Walter Hampson William Harrison William H. Harrison Arthur Haughton George Haughton Tom Haughton Fred Hibbert Joe Hobson John Hollingworth Fred Hootun John C. Hulme Fred Hulme |
Noah Burford is named on this memorial but not on Glossop Cenotaph. Noah returned from the war with several injuries, which left him disabled. He died in 1922 and was buried in Glossop Cemetery after a service at St James’.

| TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN HONOURED MEMORY OF THESE MEN OF THIS PARISH WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY IN THE GREAT WAR |
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| James Hulme Harold Ingerson Reuben M. Jackson Harvey Johnson Robert Jones Frederick Joyce Harry Leach George Lomas Percy Lomas J. Thomas Longden William Matthews George Maxwell John McCann T. Taylor Mellor William Mellor John Millward William Millward Albert Moon Sam Monks James Moss Joel Moss Gordon Needham Herbert Newton William G. Newton |
Walter Openshaw John J. Ollerenshaw Harry Orme Alfred Ormerod James B. Ormerod John Patchett Harry Pemberton George Plant W. Harry Roberts Wilfred Roberts Joseph Robinson Leonard W. Robinson William Rose Tom P. Rowbottom Joseph E. Scott Leonard Shaw Thomas Shaw Joseph Shawcross James Shirt Harold Sidebottom Robert C. Smith Watson O. Smyth James Steele James Stokes |
Leonard Stokes George H. Strong Fred Swann Wilfred Swann Fred Taylor Herbert Taylor Walter Taylor William Taylor John Thornley Percy A. Tomkinson Frederick Turner William Turner George Walker Herbert B. Walton William T. Waterhouse Lewis G. Watts John Wood Robert White James E. Whitehead Herbert Whittingham Robert Wild Matthew Winterbottom Herbert Wolstencroft G. Harold Wright |
There are three CWGC graves in the churchyard of St James’ Church, Whitfield:

INGERSON, H
WARDLE, ALBERT
HULME, JOHN CHARLES
World War Two 1939-1945
In honoured memory of the men who gave their lives for their country in the War 1939—1945
Maurice Bradshaw
Fred Slater Brook
Jim Bridge
James Edward Derbyshire
Donald Fielding
John Brooke Furniss
John Garlick
Jack Heap
Tom Jacobs
James Mellor
Sidney Mellor
Harold Mason
Fred McDiarmid
Cyril Tero
Wilfred Fownall
Ernest Townsend