Researching names on war memorials

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Researching names on war memorials War Memorials Trust Researching names on war memorials

Learning objectives To use the Commonwealth War Graves Commission database to find out about people in the past A Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemetery. © Commonwealth War Graves Commission

Learning outcomes Use the database to find information about people named on a war memorial Answer questions using the information found A Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemetery. © Commonwealth War Graves Commission

Learning from war memorials What can you find out from the local war memorial? Cawston, Norfolk (WM36) © War Memorials Trust, 2002

What do you want to know now? Look at the questions you wrote about the people named on your war memorial. How can you find the answers?

Commonwealth War Graves Commission About the CWGC Established in 1917 Remembers 1.7 million dead from the two World Wars Preserves graves and memorials in 23,000 locations across 153 countries A Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemetery. © Commonwealth War Graves Commission

Using the database Go to www.cwgc.org and select ‘Find war dead.’ Type in the surname and initials of the person you are searching for. This brings up a list of people with that name You will need to use your own knowledge to decide which record belongs to ‘your’ casualty. Think about where they came from and their age if you know how old they were when they died. Record what you have found out about them. What do you know now that you didn’t before?

What did you find out?