Past on Stone Monuments, Memorials and Names from the Past

Jay: First World War

13 people named Jay are engraved on memorials for the First World War.

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

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  1. A.A. Jay

    Named on World War I Memorial Including Gate and Gate Piers, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk

  2. A.E. Jay

    Named on World War I Memorial Including Gate and Gate Piers, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk

  3. Alfred Jay

    Named on Stoke-by-Clare war memorial, West Suffolk, Suffolk

  4. C. Jay

    Named on Brooke War Memorial, Brooke, Norfolk

  5. F.W. Jay

    Named on East Ham War Memorial, London Borough of Newham, Greater London

  6. Frederick Jay

    Named on Stoke-by-Clare war memorial, West Suffolk, Suffolk

  7. G. Jay

    Named on Great Eastern Railway War Memorial, City of London

  8. G.H. Jay

    Named on World War I Memorial Including Gate and Gate Piers, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk

  9. Henry Albert Jay

    Named on City of Southampton Cenotaph, City of Southampton, Hampshire

  10. J. E. Jay

    Named on Sudbury War Memorial Opposite St Gregory’s Church, Sudbury, Suffolk

  11. J.E. Jay

    Named on Polperro Parish Memorial Cross, Lansallos, Cornwall

  12. John Jay

    Named on Martlesham War Memorial, Martlesham, Suffolk

  13. Pte S.A. Jay

    Royal Sussex

    Named on Bexhill War Memorial, Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex