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Since 2014 the volunteers of the Barnsley War Memorial Project have been working towards creating a Roll of Honour, which will commemorate every individual from the Barnsley area who fell in WW1.

Three years later we have transcribed over 600 war memorials and recorded more than 3,000 names. The Roll of Honour is almost complete; But now we need your help to ensure we haven't missed anyone out. If you would like to check that your relative is included please visit this page or email us at Barnsleyremembers@gmail.com with as many details about the individual as possible.

We would also like to have a photograph of each man for the Roll of Honour. We have approximately 1,200 images thanks to the families sharing their photographs and with help from Barnsley Archives. If you would like to send us a photo of your relative please visit this page to submit an image

Alternatively you can contact us via Facebook or Twitter.

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Since 2014 the volunteers of the Barnsley War Memorial Project have been working towards creating a Roll of Honour, which will commemorate every individual from the Barnsley area who fell in WW1. Three years later we have transcribed over 600 war memorials and recorded more than 3,000 names. The Roll of Honour is almost complete; But now we need your help to ensure we haven't missed anyone out. If you would like to check that your relative is included please visit this page  or email us Barnsleyremembers@gmail.com  with as many details about them as possible. We would also like to have a photograph of each man for the Roll of Honour. We have approximately 1,200 images thanks to the families sharing their photographs and with help from Barnsley Archives. If you would like to send us a photo of your relative please visit this page to submit an image Alternatively you can contact us via Facebook or Twitter .
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