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Do you
want to find out about a relative who served with the Durham Light
Infantry? Try the
Family History
page.
Did you
serve with the Durhams and do you want to trace a comrade with whom you lost
touch? Try the
Tracing Comrades
page.
The
DLI Association
assists many families in tracing former DLI and Light
Infantry servicemen and, sometimes, is able to supply information about the
circumstances of their deaths and burial details.
Individuals who wish to visit grave sites in this country and abroad are
helped with their arrangements.
If you wish to trace someone or need help please contact:
The DLI Association Secretary,
The Rifles Durham Office, Elvet
Waterside, Durham,
DH1 3BW
Tel: 0191 3865496
or
email:
durham@the-rifles.co.uk
The
DLI Association also works to re-unite
former comrades
and to pass on information. Details can
be found on the
Tracing Comrades
page
This web
site is an extension of that service and, should you wish to contact someone,
you may contact the Office and leave a message to be posted on the web site
Message Board.
You may also like to look at the
advice offered by the Durham Light Infantry Museum (see link below)
Useful Military links:-
The Durham Light Infantry Museum
Select
'DLI Museum' then 'DLI Family History'
The Durham Light Infantry
British Light Infantry Regiments
Durham Light Infantry Tribute Page
The Somerset & Cornwall Light Infantry
British Armed Forces and National Service
The Silver Bugle magazine
The Rifles
The Light Infantry
The British Army
Land Forces of the Britain, the Empire, etc
First World War.com
Military History Research Sites
The
Long, Long Trail
Old Front Line
BBC (Wars and Conflict)
North East History
Forces Reunited
The Imperial War Museum
World War 1 Campaign Medals Index
The London Gazette
Army Records Office
Useful Genealogy links:-
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission
The National Archives
The National Archive of Memorial Inscriptions
Durham County Record Office
Channel 4/Lost Generation
Military Genealogy
Family Search
1901 Census for England and Wales
Ancestry
North East War Memorials Project
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