War Memorials, covering both World Wars and earlier and
later conflicts, can be found throughout Gloucestershire. They record the names of the
fallen, and sometimes list all those from the area who took part.
The memorials also sometimes record the names of those from outside the area. At King's Stanley for example, the memorial includes men who fought for the Canadian and New Zealand armed forces in the First World War.
Aldestrop Aldsworth Almondsbury Alveston Amberley Ampney Crucis Ashchurch Ashleworth
Badgeworth Barnsley Berkeley Beverstone Bibury Bishops Cleeve Bitton Bledington Boddington Bourton on the Water Brimpsfield Broadwell Brockworth Bromsberrow
Charfield Charlton Abbotts Charlton Kings Chedworth (including Lower Chedworth
Cheltenham Boer War Memorial World War 1 Memorial Civilian Roll of Honour Cambray Baptist Church Holy Apostles Holy Trinity St. Pauls St. Peter's Wesley
Chipping Campden Chipping Sodbury Cirencester Coaley Coalpit Heath Coberley Cold Ashton Coln St. Aldwyn Coln Rogers Cowley Cranham Cromhall
Didbrook Down Ampney Doynton Driffield Dyrham
Eastleach Elmore Fairford Falfield Frampton Cotterell Fretherne Frocester
Gloucester Main Memorial Employees
of SJ Moreland & Sons St. Catherine's Church
Former Pupils of Central Technical School
Former Pupils of Sir Thomas Rich's
Gloucester
The Royal Gloucestershire Hussars
Yeomanry
Gotherington Great Barrington Gretton
Hatherop Hawkesbury Upton Hempsted Hucclecote Iron Acton
Kemble Kempsford Kingscote King's Stanley
Lechlade Leckhampton Leonard Stanley Lydney
Mangotsfield Marshfield Meysey Hampton
Nailsworth Newnham on Severn Northleach Oakridge
Painswick Pauntley Pitchcombe Poulton Prestbury Pucklechurch
Salperton Shurdington Southam Southrop Staverton Stone Swindon Village
Temple Guiting Tetbury Tormarton
Warmley West Littleton Wick & Abson Winchcombe Windrush Winstone Witcombe Withington Wotton Under Edge
I am indebted to John Hyde, George Hall, Glen Hicks and Alf Beard for providing the information on many of the above pages.