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Cwmbran and
District's
War Dead
Dedicated to the war dead of Cwmbran and district, Monmouthshire
The names in this database have
come from the various war memorials in and around Cwmbran and in due
course and with further research more names will added that have no
memorial.
Any help in adding to these
names or photographs and information about the casualties is very welcome.
The lists
under the letters below gives the
Surname, Christian names, Age, Date of Death,
Service, Number, Rank, Awards (in bold text), Next of Kin, where buried or where listed on a
memorial, grave number or plaque number and where else listed on a local
memorial ie. school.
All the information is as known and will not be
complete and I would welcome further information about any of these
persons.
Information about the persons from the Commonwealth War graves Commission website
Don't forget to visit the web site listing the war dead of
Newport, Monmouthshire
To visit this site
CLICK HERE
Also check out
the Monmouthshire Warriors web site for photo's of those that served
from the villages and towns on Monmouthshire.
To visit this
site CLICK HERE
Photographs of the Royal Naval
Memorial in Plymouth are reproduced here with the kind permission of Mr
Chris Goddard from his web site
Plymouth Naval Memorial [click
link]
Listen to some
of the songs from World War One by clicking
HERE
Another web site of names of
military deaths since 1947can be found by clicking the link below. This
will take you to the Armed Forces Memorial web site where a search of
names similar to the CWGC web site can be performed.
The Armed Forces
Memorial Web site
If any information or
photographs are used elsewhere from this web site or from my other web
sites other than family membes of the casualties, but again if family
members use them on other web sites, I would be grateful that you would
recognise the sourceof the information that you found them on such as
Cwmbran's War Dead by Shaun McGuire. I have come across some people
claiming my photographs as a resultof their own research.
Cwmbran's
Roll of Honour
Click on the letters below for
other surnames
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K
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M
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23rd April 2009
The
music playing is the "Green Fields of France" or also known as "Willie
McBride" written and sung by
Eric Bogle.
For the lyrics of this song
please click... HERE
With special thanks
to Steve Morgan of Pontnewydd for his help in locating a number of graves
in Holy Trinity Church
© Shaun McGuire 2008
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