Nottingham Virtual - Addresses Unknown
This section commemorates Great War fatalities with probable connections to Nottingham. It is not yet clear where these people lived. Hopefully further scrutiny of Nottingham Evening Post obituary entries, the CWGC Debt of Honour Register and other military sources, census data and Birth, Marriage and Death indexes will place them in specific districts within the city. David Nunn
Identified casualties
105
people
- Names on this memorial
- Location
- Photographs
Names on this memorial
- Adams Albert Edward
- Samuel Allen
- Andrews Harold
- Richard Harry Arnold
- Atkin,
- Harry Augustus Ballard
- Barber,
- Herbert Barton
- Beddard,AJ
- William Bilton
- Bird,GJ
- Black,T
- Harry Leslie Blatherwick
- Blaydon,CC
- Harry Boothman
- Borrow,W G
- John Richard Bosworth
- Bray,JC
- Henry Brett
- Britton,A
- Brown,AO
- Burton,W
- John Thomas Carter
- W Charlton
- Clark,B
- Clark,JT
- Clarke,C V
- Clipstone,GT
- Comber,FH
- Cooke,E
- Cox,R
- William Dennis
- Drury,R
- Arthur Edwards
- Robert Elliott
- Henry Elliott
- Lewis Stephen Ellis
- Fenton,W
- Fisher,J
- Frederick Francis
- George Francis
- Joseph Dobson Frettingham
- Clarence George Fryer
- William Henry J Gadsby
- Alfred Hall
- Hardwick,C W
- John William Heffron
- Hickey,E
- George Albert Hitchin
- Thomas Holmes
- Jackson,J
- George Jackson
- William Jacques
- Johnson,H
- William Henry Baguley Lambert
- Lane,J H
- Lee,W
- Harry Lewis
- Lowe,S
- Maclean,JB
- Mcarthur,D
- Mills,C
- Percy Mitchell
- Moulding,TB
- Mudd,JL
- Musgrove,G
- Needham,JSB
- Arthur Oldbury
- Wilfred Osborne
- Park,G
- Parkinson,E
- Matthias Parrott
- Parsons,G
- Pearson,F
- John Lawrence Sander
- Sayers,C
- Sexty,S
- Sharpe,JT
- Alfred Shaw
- James Shaw
- Sladen,C E
- Smith,A N
- Reginald Smith
- Spray,WM
- Squires,F
- Steele,G
- Streets,G
- Taylor,H
- Thomas,WA
- Arthur Towle
- Trout,S
- Turner,W
- George Tycer
- Albert Douglas Tyler
- Albert Ernest Wakefield
- Watson,A
- Watson,G
- John White
- Whiteley,C
- Williams,CJ
- Williams,F
- Wilson,T
- Wing,T
- Wood,W
- Harry Wood
Location
Photographs
Courtesy Nottingham Evening Post, [Images of Nottingham, (Breedon Books, 1994)]
Nottingham's Great Market Place, now Old Market Square, around 1900
Courtesy of the Nottingham Post
Taken from the top of Loxley House, headquaters of Nottingham City Council, this 2020 photo looks across the partially demolished Broad Marsh Shopping Centre with the Council House in the background. At the time of the Great War, this view was the site of some of Nottingham's poorest and most over-crowded housing - Broad Marsh and Narrow Marsh, both flattened during the inter-war years.