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Booth: Second World War

15 people named Booth are engraved on memorials for the Second World War.

See everyone named Booth, or every surname on Second World War memorials.

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  1. C.R. Booth

    Named on Memorial Clock Tower, North West Leicestershire, Leicestershire

  2. D. Booth

    Royal Navy

    Named on Sevenoaks War Memorial, Sevenoaks, Kent

  3. F/O Douglas Booth

    Royal Air Force

    Named on Eagle Squadrons Memorial, City of Westminster, Greater London

  4. Edgar G. Booth

    Named on Glossop War Memorial, High Peak, Derbyshire

  5. Ernest Booth

    Named on Glossop War Memorial, High Peak, Derbyshire

  6. Driver G. Booth

    Royal Corps of Signals

    Named on Brookwood 1939-1945 Memorial, Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking, Surrey

  7. G. Booth

    Named on Moreton War Memorial, Merseyside, Merseyside

  8. John A. Booth

    Named on Oswestry Civil Parish War Memorial, Oswestry Civil Parish, Shropshire

  9. L. Booth

    Named on Codnor Park and Ironville War Memorial, Ironville, Derbyshire

  10. Maurice H. Booth

    Died 27 February 1941

    Named on War Memorial and Grave Marker, Church of St Mary’s Churchyard, Yate, Gloucestershire

  11. Staff Serjeant P. D. Booth

    Royal Army Service Corps

    Named on Brookwood 1939-1945 Memorial, Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking, Surrey

  12. R.E. Booth

    Named on Postal Workers’ War Memorial, London Borough of Islington, Greater London

  13. Stephen Dion Booth

    Named on Gravenhurst War Memorial, Bedfordshire, Bedfordshire

  14. Thomas B. Booth

    Named on Ferrybridge War Memorial, Wakefield, West Yorkshire

  15. W.P. Booth

    Named on Chetham’s Hospital School War Memorial, Manchester, Manchester, Greater Manchester