Looking for Smiths | maddergenealogist
Families welcome archive of WWI victims - Independent.ie
Bronze WW1 World War One Death Penny Plaque John Pulsford — Antiques Arena
What happened to a soldier who died? - The Long, Long Trail
Army – World War I: 1914–18 | naa.gov.au
What happened to a soldier who died? - The Long, Long Trail
First World War fallen
I Grew Up Believing My Grandfather Was a War Hero. Army Records Said Otherwise. - The New York Times
Now Available Online: Burial Cards of World War I Soldiers – The Text Message
World War I casualties - Wikipedia
Carl Barlow - The Canadian Virtual War Memorial - Veterans Affairs Canada
BBC - A History of the World - Object : First World War Death Certificate Navy
WWI Casualty Records: The WWI Individual Deceased Personnel File (WWI I.D.P.F.) ⋆ My Military Service Records
Death certificate of a fallen soldier | Der Erste Weltkrieg
First World War glossary and list of abbreviations - First World War glossary and list of abbreviations | NZHistory, New Zealand history online
Service Files of the Second World War - War Dead, 1939-1947 - Library and Archives Canada
First World War - Library and Archives Canada
Messages by Wire: Telegrams from the Time of the First World War | Exhibits | Archives of Manitoba
Pension Records of soldiers killed in the First World War - Ancestry UK Blog
Ww1 Notification Of Deaths - Sheffield War Years and The Sheffield Blitz - Sheffield History - Sheffield Memories
Aftermath of War: A World War I Hero Lost at Sea: The Death of Charles Whittlesey, 1921 – The Text Message
British Army medal index cards 1914-1920 - The National Archives
Documents of the AIF Page 1
Messages by Wire: Telegrams from the Time of the First World War | Exhibits | Archives of Manitoba
