Norfolk Military Records
Some resources are difficult to classify. See also
Norfolk Military History
- Muster Rolls
- "Tudor and Stuart Muster Rolls" compiled by Jeremy
Gibson and Alan Dell, 1st edition 1991 and published by the
Federation of Family History Societies.
- Norfolk Record Society Vol VI and VII
Musters of 1569, 1572, 1574 and 1577
The Musters Returns for Divers Hundreds in the County of Norfolk
transcribed by Farrow, Miss M A
[Norwich, 1935]
- Militia Regiment and Musters.
- Details and locations are to be found in the book
"Militia Lists and Musters 1757-1876" compiled by
Jeremy Gibson and Mervyn Medlycott, 3rd edition 1994 and published
by the Federation of Family History Societies.
- "Records of the Militia & Volunteer Forces 1757-1945" by William Spencer
published by the Public Record Office.
- Militia Musters for Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire,
Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire for 1781-82 Volume 3 have been
published on CD by http://www.fhindexes.co.uk/militia.htm
- Chambers, Barbara
Indexes to Army of Reserve 1803,
Volume 3, Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk.
[B.Chambers, 2001]
This lists the names of 2,225 men who were raised as volunteers
against Napoleon, indexed by surname, with forename, parish, county,
regiment and reference to the source in the PRO E182 series of
documents.
- Some census taken to show who was available to serve in 1803 survive.
- Aylsham shows people willing to serve as Guides, Pioneers, and those
with carts. Instructions on assembly points in case of invasion were also given
(includes names of all those allocated tasks).
- New Buckenham shows people willing to serve and 2 people in Norwich
Light Horse (includes names, ages and some family details).
- Great Yarmouth (Middle Ward) lists Infantry, Cavalry, Pioneers and
Sea Fencibles and other positions to be held in time of invasion
(includes names, ages and some family details).
- Roll of Honour for Norfolk
- Commonwealth War Graves Commission and Debt of Honour Register
Search for details of members of Commonwealth forces who died
in the First or Second World Wars.
- WWI service records are at
The National Archives
- The WW1 Menin Gate Memorial in Belgium and
photographs of some of the inscriptions
Look for information about Norfolk Regiments.
- UK National Inventory of War Memorials. Some memorials can be
viewed and names searched at this site.
- Norfolk Museums and Archaeology Service allows a search for people.
See also the page on Norfolk Military History
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November 2007