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War Memorials in the Cheltenham area For their Book, Devereux and Sacker visited the 30 or so War Memorials in and around Cheltenham to compile the basic list of local persons who gave their lives in the Great War. We have re-visited all of these memorials, and others in Cheltenham, and in additional, the three village memorials within our defined area, being those at Badgeworth, Elmstone Hardwicke and Staverton. We have photographed each of the memorials and have listed those names inscribed thereon. The complete list of sites visited is summarised here. Each War Memorial has its own page within this website and can be found below. During our research we have visited War Memorials not within our defined area but nevertheless contain the names of native Cheltonians or those associated with Cheltenham. These War Memorials are also listed below. |
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War Memorials in Cheltenham |
With abbreviations
as used in the Roll of Honour pages of
this website
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War Memorials in the surrounding area |
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Other War Memorials in Gloucestershire |
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War Memorials elsewhere in the UK, on which "Cheltonians" are commemorated |
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National War Memorials/Registers |
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War Memorials around the world on which "Cheltonians" are commemorated |
| The sons of Cheltenham lie scattered around the globe, mostly in North West Europe. Where actual grave locations are unknown or have been lost, their names are listed on Memorials To The Missing in the area where they were killed or died: |
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Notes: 1. Summary of War Memorials in the Cheltenham and surrounding area can be viewed here. |
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