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Johns: First World War

15 people named Johns are engraved on memorials for the First World War.

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

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  1. C.J. Johns

    Named on St Austell War Memorial, St Austell, Cornwall

  2. E. Johns

    S.S. Coath of Penzance; died 8 December 1916

    Named on Newhaven Transport Memorial, Newhaven, East Sussex

  3. F. P. Johns

    Named on Odsey War Memorial, Steeple Morden, Cambridgeshire

  4. H. Johns

    Named on Waterloo Station (Victory Arch) War Memorial, London Borough of Lambeth, Greater London

  5. J.B. Johns

    Named on Redruth War Memorial, Redruth, Cornwall

  6. J.C. Johns

    Named on Redruth War Memorial, Redruth, Cornwall

  7. J.N. Johns

    Named on Wendover War Memorial, Wendover, Buckinghamshire

  8. James Johns

    Named on Goodrich War Memorial, Goodrich, Herefordshire

  9. John Johns

    Named on Perranzabuloe War Memorial, Adjoining Churchyard Wall South East of Church of St Piran, Perranzabuloe, Cornwall

  10. W. H. Johns

    Named on Teignmouth War Memorial, Teignmouth, Devon

  11. W. J. Johns

    Named on Luton War Memorial, Luton, Bedfordshire

  12. W. J. Johns

    Named on Fremington War Memorial, Fremington, Devon

  13. Cpl W.D. Johns

    Named on War Memorial in Princess Gardens, Torbay, Devon

  14. Wesley Johns

    Named on Newdigate War Memorial, Mole Valley, Surrey

  15. William Johns

    Named on Goodrich War Memorial, Goodrich, Herefordshire