The Memorials of the Dead.  N.E. Wicklow.
by Brian J. Cantwell. 1971-1974.

St. Paul's Addendum:- The following memorials within the church are 
additional to those listed by Canon Scott.  The names of the deceased
 are NOT included in the index prepared from Canon Scott's note-book.

In memory of
William Hampton May Acton
Lieutenant Royal Field Artillery
and South Nigeria Regiment.
W.A.F.F. who was accidentally drowned
in the Cross River, Southern Nigeria
on 3rd April 1913.
This tablet is erected by his
brother Officers of the latter Corps 
as a token of affection and esteem.

Praise God for
the faithful ministry of 
Rev. John J. Cooper M.A.
in Bray 1920 -1929 A.D.

To the Glory of God and in memory of  Frances Augusta wife of the
Venble James George Scott and for 53 years a mother in this Parish.
Died 12 Jan. 1916. (Window) 

To the Glory of God and in affectionate memory of 
the Rev. George Digby Scott
M.A. Cantab.  Chancellor of Christ Church 
Cathedral had served his father
Archdeacon Scott as Curate Assistant
in this parish and succeeded him as Rec
tor: A ministry of fifty years 1893-1943.
This tablet erected  by his parishoners
and friends as a tribute to a holy and
humble man of God.

To the Glory of God
and in grateful memory of 
The Venerable James George Scott D.D.
for 47 years the beloved Rector of this parish
for 26 years Archdeacon of this Diocese 1883 - 1909
and Chancellor of S. Patrick's Cathedral 1904-1911.
This tablet is erected by his parishoners of Bray
and fellow-workers in the Diocese by whom he is 
affectionately remembered as a faithful pastor
a noble example and a steadfast friend.
Born January 13  1827.  Died  January 12 1912.

In memory of Henry Walker
2nd Battalion Coldstream Guards
Born March 16 1871
died in his country's service
at Bloemfontein April 4th 1900.