I have recently researched as many of the Erdington casualties of WW1, and produced a website to commemorate them
www.erdingtonww1.co.uk
The list started with the 136 named on the (now lost) Roll of Honour in St Barnabas Church, but soon expanded as other names emerged who had not been listed there. The website currently covers 374 men with Erdington connections.
I'd be delighted to receive any feedback and if anyone has additional information that can be added, please let me know. Similarly, if I can assist with anything in this area, please drop me a note
Thanks
www.erdingtonww1.co.uk
The list started with the 136 named on the (now lost) Roll of Honour in St Barnabas Church, but soon expanded as other names emerged who had not been listed there. The website currently covers 374 men with Erdington connections.
I'd be delighted to receive any feedback and if anyone has additional information that can be added, please let me know. Similarly, if I can assist with anything in this area, please drop me a note
Thanks