Past on Stone Monuments, Memorials and Names from the Past

Bridge: First World War

17 people named Bridge are engraved on memorials for the First World War.

See everyone named Bridge, or every surname on First World War memorials.

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  1. Alic Bridge

    Named on New Road Methodist Church War Memorial, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex

  2. Charles Bridge

    Named on New Road Methodist Church War Memorial, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex

  3. F. Bridge

    Named on Glossop War Memorial, High Peak, Derbyshire

  4. F.P. Bridge

    Named on Goole Cenotaph, Goole, East Riding of Yorkshire

  5. Frank Bridge

    Named on New Road Methodist Church War Memorial, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex

  6. Fred Bridge

    Named on New Road Methodist Church War Memorial, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex

  7. L.Cpl. H. Bridge

    Named on Biggleswade War Memorial, Bedfordshire

  8. J. Bridge

    Named on Clitheroe War Memorial, Clitheroe, Lancashire

  9. J. Bridge

    Named on Prescot War Memorial, Prescot, Merseyside

  10. J. Bridge

    Named on St Helens Cenotaph, St Helens, Merseyside

  11. James C. Bridge

    Named on Shorne War Memorial, Shorne, Kent

  12. Joseph Bridge

    Named on St Helens Cenotaph, St Helens, Merseyside

  13. S. Bridge

    Named on Glossop War Memorial, High Peak, Derbyshire

  14. Pte. T. Bridge

    Named on Biggleswade War Memorial, Bedfordshire

  15. W. Bridge

    Named on Ashford in the Water WWI Memorial Cross, Derbyshire

  16. William E. Bridge

    Named on Didsbury War Memorial, Manchester, Greater Manchester

  17. William J. Bridge

    4th Suffs

    Named on Pakefield War Memorial, Lowestoft, Suffolk