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We have British Military death records for WW1 and WW2

Our military records contain information of all those who died whilst serving in World War 1 and World War 2.
Whether they were Soldiers, Army officers, or Naval Officers, you will be able to find records of their deaths.
Click ‘View’ to find important information such as date of death, military number and military ranking for any of your ancestors who perished whilst serving their country in the war.
To refine or change your search use the 'Amend Search' box on the left.

We have British Military death records for WW1 and WW2

Our military records contain information of all those who died whilst serving in World War 1 and World War 2.
Whether they were Soldiers, Army officers, or Naval Officers, you will be able to find records of their deaths.
Click ‘View’ to find important information such as date of death, military number and military ranking for any of your ancestors who perished whilst serving their country in the war.
To refine or change your search use the 'Amend Search' box on the left.

Enter the name of the person you would like to search for. Genes Reunited will then search the site for names that match.

If you are searching for a female relation we recommend you start your search using her maiden name.

Enter the name of the person you would like to search for. Genes Reunited will then search the site for names that match. If you are searching for a female relation we recommend you start your search using her maiden name.

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Forename Surname *

Military section

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Register Office (England & Wales)

Register Office (Overseas & Military)

Military

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This table shows all names found matching your search in the WW1 death records.

The first column shows the Military Section in which they served, followed by their first and last name and year of death.

To view the transcribed record which will show you further information on each name, click the ‘View’ button.

We also recommend that you look at the original record by clicking the census logo. Here you will be able to see the original handwritten document.

It is important to view either the transcribed or original record as this is where you will find the military number and reference number should you want to order a death certificate or find out more about your ancestors time serving in the war.

This table shows all names found matching your search in the WW1 death records. The first column shows the Military Section in which they served, followed by their first and last name and year of death.To view the transcribed record which will show you further information on each name, click the ‘View’ button.We also recommend that you look at the original record by clicking the census logo. Here you will be able to see the original handwritten document. It is important to view either the transcribed or original record as this is where you will find the military number and reference number should you want to order a death certificate or find out more about your ancestors time serving in the war.

These matches have been found in the WW1 death records. If you think they could be your ancestor then click the view button to find out more.

Surname	Forename	Year of death	Military section
JOHNSON	ABRAM	1915	Army	View

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We have British Military death records for WW1 and WW2

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1 exact match for Abram Johnson in the WW1 death records