Content of Subscriptions

Unlimited* access to our Military Rolls of Honour with detailed biographies, photographs and linked information with the Commonwealth Wargraves Commission.

Online access to our Roll of Honour Records. Contains Roll of Honour records for British Servicemen who participated in the Great War and the Second World War. Records can include detailed biographies with portraits and information on birth date, birth place, father's name, education, career, and circumstances of death.

The Great WarBack To Top

• Army (WWI)
  • War deaths of Army personnel, (not including officer rank or higher) during The Great War

• Army Officers (WWI)
  • Deaths of Army officers during The Great War

• Bond of Sacrifice Vol1 (WWI)
  • Biographical records of British Officers who fell in the Great War August - December 1914 with portraits.

• Bond of Sacrifice Vol2 (WWI)
  • Biographical records of British Officers who fell in the Great War January - June 1915 with portraits.

• British Roll of Honour 1914-1916
  • A collection of biographies for those officers who lost their lives in the Great War. Each biography contains information on the circumstances of death, military careers, education, and immediate family that may have been left behind. A photographic portrait accompanies each entry. 1914 - 1916

• National Roll of the Great War 1914-1918
  • A collection of biographies of those who served during the Great War, 1914-1918. Includes brief accounts of how they joined up and demobilisation date. Many of the entries refer to combatants who survived the war and the National Roll of Honour is the only detailed information available. 1914 - 1918

• De Ruvigny's Roll of Honour 1914-1918
  • Includes biographies of men of the armed forces who lost their lives in the Great War. About 7,000 of the entries have linked photographs. The level of detail given varies due to the variety of sources used but all include the persons regiment, place and date of death. The families often lodged the biography with the publisher and these entries go into great detail about their lives. 1914 - 1918

• Chatham, Plymouth and Portsmouth Memorial Register 1914-1921
  • Biographical records of Officers and men of the Royal Navy who were lost at sea and were not recorded in any cemetery or on any battlefield. The memorials were erected at the three Home Ports which are the Manning Ports of the Royal Navy. As well as carry the names of the dead, they also serve as a “Sea-mark” or “Leading-mark” for ships entering the ports. These printed Registers contain more detailed descriptions than are shown on the panels on the memorials. Each biography contains information on Name, Rank, Ship, Age, date of death, immediate family including address and photos.

• The Victoria Cross and Distinguished Service Order records 1857-1923
  • A complete record of all those officers, non-commissioned officers and men of his Majesty's naval, military and air forces who have been awarded these decorations from the time of their institution, with descriptions of the deeds and services which won the distinctions and with many biographical and other details.

• Naval War Deaths 1914-1921
  • Deaths of Naval personnel (occupational speciality - similar to rank in other services) during The Great War

• Cambridge University War List 1914-1918

• Oxford University Roll of Service

• Dulwich College War Record 1914-1919

• Glasgow University Roll of Honour 1914-19

• Queens College Oxford, 1914-18

• Dragon School War Memorial

• Balliol College War Memorial

• Mill Hill Book of Rememberance and War Record 1914-1919

• Sedbergh School Record of War Service 1914-1918

• Stonyhurst War Record 1914-1918

• Tonbridge School and the Great War of 1914-1919

• The Watsonian War Record 1914-1918

• Whitgift Grammar School 1914-1919

The Second World WarBack To Top

• Army (WWII)
  • War deaths of Army personnel, (not including officer rank or higher) from 1939 - 1948

• Army Officers (WWII)
  • Deaths of Army officers during World War 2 (1939 - 1948)

• Indian Services (WWII)
  • This Register contains the names of British Commissioned Officerss and Warrant Officers of the India and Burma Services whose deaths have been reported to this Department as having occured in a theatre of operations during the War (3rd September 1939 to 30th June 1948)

• Naval Officers (WWII)
  • Deaths of Naval officers during World War 2 (1939 - 1948) (n.b. no date of death has been given)

• Naval Rating Deaths 1939-1948
  • Deaths of Naval ratings (occupational speciality - similar to rank in other services) 1939 - 1948

• RAF (WWII)
  • War deaths of all ranks in the Royal Air Force (1939 - 1948)